Emotionally Unavailable - Episode 103: Mother

Episode 103: Mother

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12/23/24 • 107 min

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Emotionally Unavailable

Today's episode is with Dr. Bethany Ranes - by far the coolest person I've ever met with a PHD in neuroscience. She's amazing - like for real- amazing. It's hard for me to describe her in a way that will make you understand how much this conversation impacted me. You know when you're in a little bit of a tizzy and you go to someone, maybe not even knowing what you hope to get from them? And you give them your troubles and they receive you, and your troubles, and just... hold them... for you? That's what you get with Dr. Bethany. She is the mom energy I needed on this day and damn can she validate. Listen for yourself and fall in love with her like I have... She's a world changer, baby. She's certainly changed mine. You can find her links @ https://www.instagram.com/firingandwiring/?hl=en. Enjoy!

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