SC 135 - If Your Partner Made You Listen To This Podcast

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06/27/17 • 9 min

Do you have a friend or partner telling you to listen to this podcast? Don't know where to start and feel pressured to get 'up to speed'? This episode is for you.

SHOWNOTES

Should you listen to this podcast? [1:00]
Why you SHOULD be skeptical [2:00]
How to show your partner that you care about the relationship in your own way [5:00]

Do you have a friend or partner telling you to listen to this podcast? Don't know where to start and feel pressured to get 'up to speed'? This episode is for you.

SHOWNOTES

Should you listen to this podcast? [1:00]
Why you SHOULD be skeptical [2:00]
How to show your partner that you care about the relationship in your own way [5:00]

Previous Episode

SC 134 - Ayahuasca, Trauma & Relationships - Dr Gabor Maté

There’s been a surge in alternative, traditional methods to healing our deepest wounds. One of the main approaches that has gained popularity here in America is the use of the traditional South American brew, Ayahuasca, in guided ceremonies.

Dr Gabor Maté, renowned addiction expert, and writer, is back for a second conversation to discuss the benefits & cautions to using Ayahuasca. In this conversation, we also discuss many natural (non-medicinal) methods to healing trauma through the power of present-moment awareness practices, safe relationships and creating space for healing.

Here are a few of the highlights:

SHOWNOTES

Where Western medicine succeeds & fails [11:00]
What traditional rituals can teach us about healing [13:00]
How Ayahuasca works and why it’s used [16:00]
Finding the roots of our trauma [29:00]
Dealing with trauma using present-moment awareness [32:00]
Why we need to create space in our lives for healing and rest [38:00]

Next Episode

SC 136 - Why Self Awareness & Digging Into Your Past Helps You Get A Great Relationship - Alexandra Solomon

A major shift is happening with the way we educate young adults about relationships and sex. Despite what we hear in the media about the 'hookup culture,' the majority of young adults are very interested in learning about relationships and long-term partnerships.

Alexandra Solomon is paving the way in the academic world, educating both students and adults in the all-important long-term relationship game. If you're a parent or a teacher, this is a great episode to listen to. You'll get a sense of what the important topics, conversations and areas that young adults are wanting to know about when it comes to relationships.

SHOWNOTES

Alexandra's story [3:00]
Exploring the lessons you learned in childhood [13:00]
How to talk to students about sex and relationships [18:00]
Teaching young adults to shift from 'performance-based' sex to connection-based sex [20:00]