We discuss what it means to come home to ourselves, embodiment for disenfranchised people, the power of pleasure to heal, & moving away from innocence and guilt so that we might all get free.
 
Pronouns: they/them

We discuss Amber's fun way of connecting with the parts of ourselves we've abandoned or ignored, how to work with our inner board room, and tools for finding self-compassion.

Pronouns: she/her

We discuss the performance of virtue in our communities, validating our humanity in our relationships, somatic sex education, pleasure, and the complexities of consent

Pronouns: she/her

We discuss decolonizing therapy, the harm and oppressive legacy of modern mental health, ancestral healing & alternative healing for POC, what it means to take up space, and why group/community healing is so important.
 
Pronouns: she/her

We discuss what happened when Clementine started writing about their pain and shame, trauma-informed polyamory and how most polyamory resources focus on jealousy & owning your feelings without naming power & systemic oppression or trauma, forgiving ourselves for our shame, the importance and complications of safe love, finding magic and possibility in our trauma (and  how disability justice informs that), and boundaries for folks with trauma.

Pronouns: they/she

We discuss why mothers need more support, the harm that men/fathers do in heterosexual relationships and what it means to actually be an equitable partner, why motherhood itself is broken, the importance of community, and raising resilient kids.

Pronouns: she/her

We talk about Maria's work in eating disorder recovery, all the ways your body is waiting to make peace with you, how difficult body trust is after infertility/ miscarriage, plus Maria's very personal story & the harm of gatekeeping information by professionals.
 
Pronouns: she/her

We explore ugliness and uglification, desirability politics and beauty, what it means to worship our own pleasure, embracing our lush fat bodies, and moving through our fear of our own ugliness.

Pronouns: she/her

We dive into how binaries of good/bad get in the way of accountability, what it means to honor both the trauma AND our healing, finding pleasure in our activism, breaking up immediacy, & self-accountability.

Pronouns: they/them for both Stas & Lea

We discuss what Body Trust means, sneaky ways diet culture & fatphobia show up in our lives, what body liberation means, why it's important to LIKE what we eat, and why boundary work isn't only about our boundaries but respecting the boundaries of others. 
 
Pronouns: Dana & Hilary both use she/her

We explore the fictions we tell ourselves, how relationships & sex are impacted by systemic issues, what it looks like to have deep ambition for pleasure & connection (vs. money & career), community accountability and justice, and how to improve at repair work in our relationships.

Pronouns: they/them

We discuss myths about depression & sex, why it's not depression that kills relationships and what actually does, ways to support people struggling with depression, breaking the shame spiral around libido, & medical gaslighting and what to do about it.

Pronouns: she/her

We dive into what it means to be well-fed around all of our hungers, ways we are indoctrinated into body submission & what body sovereignty can offer us, intuitive eating, the wisdom of emotional eating, & the power of pleasure to heal.
 
Pronouns: she/her

We dive into the role pleasure plays in our activism, why we need to break up with authority and certainty in service to not knowing and liminal spaces, how microdosing T has helped Dr. Robyn be more embodied, & how we can build bridges across difference.

Pronouns: they/them

We discuss how Ilya came to this work, the ways we punish ourselves with exercise and what joyful, healing movement can look like, the questions Ilya is asking about gender and toxic masculinity, and the barriers many trans people face around access and support.

Pronouns: he/they

We discuss what it means to hold space and what becomes possible when we hold space for others, the power of ceremony and ritual, becoming more resourced to allow messiness and ugliness in our relationships, & being in right relationship with ourselves. 

Pronouns: she/her

We discuss how Rachelle got into grief literacy and what grief literacy means, why we're so grief-averse in Western dominant culture, the difference between grief and mourning, how grief can offer us deeper connection & intimacy, and the importance of pleasure for people who are grieving.

Pronouns: she/her

We explore what intimacy means to Shamyra, how people can break up with 'should' and create their own relationships, entitlement around sex in dating & relationships, and how we can better weather the discomfort of conflict.
 
Pronouns: she/her/Orisha

We discuss what cultural-relational trauma is, Gwynn's feelings around the word healing, how we can begin moving trauma through our bodies, simple methods to explore embodiment, soothing our nervous systems, and how we can all be better stewards around our healing work.

Pronouns: she/her

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We discuss the impact of intergenerational trauma & the power of coming home to ourselves, the importance of connecting with our anger & rage, masculinity & patriarchy, saying no as an act of love, and how Lama Rod's life began when he stopped running from the pain.
 
Pronouns: he/him

We discuss restoring connection to all parts of the self - especially those we had to reject in order to survive, consensual non-consent and healing trauma through BDSM & kink, attunement in our relationships, and attachment theory,
 
Pronouns: she/her

We unpack the ways menopause is represented in media, Darcey's exploration of menopause on her own terms and how it led her to killer whales, the de-gendering or third gender she experienced in menopause and how trans folks served as mentors for her journey, and how menopause invites us to reconnect with our wildness.

Pronouns: she/her

We talk about the ways we've been culturally groomed to be boundaryless, how boundary work is worthiness work, what it means to choose vulnerability, why imperfect boundaries are crucial, & dismantling white womanhood.
 
Pronouns: they/them

We discuss why curiosity is one of the most important tools in our relational toolkit, cultivating shared meaning in love, why quick fixes are not the way forward in our relationships, and rebuilding trust after betrayal or infidelity. 

Pronouns: she/her

We discuss somatic sex education, what becomes possible when we are met around our vulnerability and our monsters, the power of erotic touch, how to relate to each other outside of our trauma, loving skillful touch and why our nervous systems are ALWAYS co-regulating with the world around us.

Pronouns: they/she

We dive into what it means to operate FROM desire rather than moving towards it, how to build our lives around our desire & soul purpose, what it means to die into desire and pleasure, developing self trust, and the importance of play in connecting with our aliveness.
 
Pronouns: Samia uses they/them & Ije uses she/her

We discuss relational responsibility & moving away from hyper-individualism in our relationships, what it means to belong as our whole selves, why worthiness work has to come before accountability, and how we can orient towards a culture of nurturance. 

Pronouns: Nora uses she/her & Aravinda uses she/her or they/them

We talk about enduring and tolerating touch and ways to move towards pleasure, how Chris and Charlotte cultivated a relationship that is bigger than romance, dealing with chronic pain in a relationship & how it changes things so deeply, and what it means to develop the skills of personal & collective pleasure.

Pronouns: Charlotte uses she/her & Chris uses they/them