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Blair Braverman

Wisconsin
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Dogsledder. Adventurer. Author, most recently, of novel SMALL GAME and nonfiction DOGS ON THE TRAIL. Instagram: @blair_braverman

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Inside the Unconventional World of Goat Therapy, Where Talking Is Entirely Optional

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By Blair Braverman
| Outside Magazine Verified
I like my therapist a lot but she doesn’t nibble my sleeve, or smell like cedar chips, or press her tiny nub-horns into my arm, which—no offense—really diminishes her ability to make me feel immediately great. Sure, she’s brilliant and supportive and leaves me with clarity, but clarity can hurt. Sometimes you just want to feel better instantly, rather than, you know, be better over time.
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TikTokers Are Freezing Their Shoes in Ice and Skiing on Grass. So We Had to Try It.

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By Blair Braverman
| Outside Magazine Verified
My doctor friend hates it when I send him texts that start with, “Hey, how bad of an idea would it be…” But while there’s nothing like launching an activity with the disapproving wince of a medical professional who loves you, there are also bad ideas that I’m capable of trying on my own, thank you very much.
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The Case for Trading Your Synthetic Gear for Natural Fibers

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By Blair Braverman
| Outside Magazine Verified
“Tradition is a set of solutions for which we have forgotten the problems,” wrote science fiction author Donald Kingsbury, in a book about an alien planet where bees and humans ate each other; “Throw away the solution, and you get the problem back.” Plenty of traditions deserve to die or evolve, but there’s truth here, in the sense that so-called advancements can introduce new (old) problems of their own.
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