Today I welcome two previous guests from earlier this season to share their unique experiences and expertise on the topic of vicarious trauma and compassion
This week on LaidOPEN Podcast, I welcome Natalie Silva of God’s Eye Oils and Made of Stars prayer circle group. She and I discuss the power of self-love,
One of the best things about my podcast is all of the wonderful people doing incredible things that it’s brought into my life. People like
This week I want to acknowledge the wildfires that have ravaged Los Angeles, which also happens to be home to this week’s guest, actress, drag
In this episode of the LaidOPEN Podcast, I’m joined by Jessica Lindsey, a trauma-informed energy healer, animal communicator, and clairvoyant. Jessica shares her journey of discovering her
In this episode of the LaidOPEN Podcast, I have an in-depth conversation with my friend Joseph Kramer, Ph.D about my journey into psychotherapy and sex education. Joseph is a sexologist and ex-Jesuit is the founder of Body Electric School for Massage as well as Sexological Bodywork and a past guest of LaidOPEN Podcast. He guided a conversation where I shared my experiences working at Good Vibrations, where I educated people about sexual health and became familiar with sexological bodywork and somatic therapy aka new wave psychotherapy.
Last episode we explored codependency. In this week’s episode, I explore a healthier version of intimacy when interviewing Zach Beach, a coach, poet, and yoga teacher who
In this episode of LaidOPEN Podcast, I chat with the incredibly insightful Erica Wright, a codependency counselor who spends an hour with me breaking down complex relationship
In this episode, I welcome Atlanta-based musician Kennedy Ryon. We discuss Kennedy’s journey in the music industry, her experiences with self-doubt, the significance of accepting imperfections, and her creative process.
In this episode of the LaidOPEN Podcast, I welcome my friend and guest Rachel Kaplan. Rachel hosts the “Healing Feeling Shit Show” podcast and is
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