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Episode #51: Holiday Horror Stories: Ten Tips for Navigating Infertility, with Dr. Niko Wilson

Dec 28, 2023

One in six people worldwide experience infertility, according to the World Health Organization.

As the holiday season focuses on the celebration of children and families, infertility creates its own holiday horror story for individuals and relationships who experience it.

We're excited to have Dr. Niko Wilson,...

Episode #50: Holiday Horror Stories: How the Holidays Reinforce Gender Norms, with Kelley, Kelly Anne, and Emma of the Woman Being Podcast.

Dec 18, 2023

What would holiday celebrations be without women?

No really. They would not exist without women. The holiday season often represents the worst part of Christian relationships, where gender roles define behavior and eliminate collaborative dialogue in the process.

Julia notes, "Even Hallmark movies join the nativity...

Episode #49: Holiday Horror Stories: How to Reclaim the Joy of Christmas, with Kelley, Kelly Anne, and Emma of the Woman Being Podcast

Dec 11, 2023

The Christmas story starts with a teenage girl, Mary, and an angel of God.

Kelley Werner, co-host of the Woman Being Podcast, explains: “She's portrayed as this passive participant in her faith. There's an edification of her. "Lord, whatever you say, I will do. So be it." She's passively impregnated by an angel,...

Episode #47: Partnership Building: How To Discover The "We" In Your Relationship During The Deconstruction Process

Dec 11, 2023

In the initial stages of what we typically call deconstruction, folks tend to focus heavily on meeting individual needs, self-advocacy, engaging the body in different ways, and finding new personal connections. And while all of this is fantastic, much of the resources within deconstruction communities, and popular...

Episode #48: Holiday Horror Stories: How to Survive Christmas Eve Services, with Nicole Marinescu

Dec 4, 2023

While individual growth and self-discovery are vital to our healing and human evolution, we live in the context of a myriad of relationships. And the end-of-year holidays are a time of year in which many folks are engaging in a lot of different relationships at the same time or in close succession.

This December,...