I’m currently riding a train from Boston to Rochester for my traditional Memorial Day weekend with friends, so I’m not quite up to writing a big post this week exploring a deep topic. It is a really lovely way to get around, though (the drive sucks!), and it gives me the chance to write that the car wouldn’t. So I figured I’d pass along the link to buy the videos from last week’s Polyamory and Communication Summit, and share a few older posts I recommend if you’re new here (welcome!).
Get the full day of interviews
Here’s the link to buy the recordings from the other day, in case you missed it! You’ll get the videos of each half-hour interview between Elizabeth Cunningham and twelve relationship and sexuality coaches, therapists, and others, including, of course, me.
Here’s some more stuff to read
The post above has links to some good stuff, but here are a few more to make up for the lean writing this week!
What my work looks like
This early post talks about how my therapy practice has evolved, not just since the pandemic but since I finished my training in 2012.
What trusting a therapist looks like for the traumatized
Also from early in this newsletter’s life, an essay on the tightrope walk between a client and therapist when it comes to establishing enough trust to start healing.
Does dissociation get a bad rap?
This one talks about some heavy stuff, so, content note (it’s at the top of the article, too). But it’s one of my favorite topics: the way dissociation is a natural protective mechanism built into us, and isn’t always “bad.”
Back next week
See you for some newer stuff next week!