Lawrence made the decision to become a pet groomer because she really loves animals and it was a career she could do out of her home, set her own hours, and still have time to spend with her kids and husband, Dylan. My auntie took the same schooling and I talked to her about it so I made the decision to do it, explains Lawrence. She took a two-year online course with 150 hours of practice time as an internship. Due to COVID I was able to do my 150 hours with my auntie instead of a grooming facility, explains Lawrence. She just finished her final exam last week and is waiting to receive her certificate in the mail.
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The 'Orange Is the New Black' and 'Mrs. America' actress says the series can help destigmatize mental health issues in this time of pandemic-related concerns.
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Uzo Aduba takes over for Gabriel Byrne’s therapist in HBO’s ‘In Treatment’ revival
Kate Feldman, New York Daily News, (TNS)
The doctor is different, but the title’s the same.
“In Treatment” returned to HBO on Sunday, in a show billed as a fourth season to the Emmy-winning program that ran from 2008 to 2010. It hasn’t changed its design much, but it’s updated its story for 2021, when the world – and its characters – look very different.
Uzo Aduba, plays Dr. Brooke Lawrence, a Los Angeles-based therapist and former colleague of original show lead Paul Weston, portrayed by Gabriel Byrne.