Non-monogamy and/or marriage with Brian Watson : E4

Dr. Elizabeth Cohen is a psychologist, author, podcaster and founder of Afterglow- an online course that teaches women to thrive after divorce. She has been featured on Huff Post, NBC, Women's Health, Good Housekeeping and WSJ to name a few. You can find her podcast, book, courses and more at www.drelizabethcohen.com

In this episode, she shares:

- What it’s like to be dating or married to a high functioning addict
- Living in a society that glamourizes recreational cocaine, alcohol, and sex addictions
- How to control your partner’s addiction [hint: you can’t]
- Understanding why you ended up in a relationship with an addict in the first place


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Mrunalini Deshmukh is one of India's top divorce lawyers, specializing in matrimonial and family law and practices civil law at Mumbai High Court & the Supreme Court of India. She and her associates have handled some of the most high-profile cases in the country. 

She is also the author of Your Guide to Getting A Divorce available on amazon
You can listen to her TED talk 5 Ways to Prevent Divorce  on YouTube

In this episode, she shares:
- Trends over the last 20 years in Indian divorces
- Arranged marraiges vs. love marraiges filing for divorce
- Broader socio-cultural context in which Indian divorce laws were made

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Richa Ekka is a breathwork facilitator specialising in trauma release. She is also a Love, Sex and Relationship Coach who uses somatic experiencing tools to support her clients in completing stress cycles stored in the body from traumatic events.

In this episode, Richa shares:

- How trauma is stored in the body

- The difference between big 'T' and little 't' trauma and the role our shame plays

- Ways of using breathwork and movement to release trauma

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Aleida Sainz is an immigration attorney, and in this episode she shares:

- Resources to help immigrants navigate divorce and common misconceptions about how this affects your status

- Things to do before you leave

- The various forms of domestic violence and abuse recognized by law

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Amanda Clayman is a financial therapist and host of the recurring Death, Sex & Money podcast series Financial Therapy with Amanda Clayman. Her work has been featured in several media outlets such as The Atlantic, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and The TODAY Show, MSNBC, FOX, to name a few.

Amanda shares:

- Why you and your partner need to be communicating about finances

- Whether or not you should have a secret stash if you're in a relationship

- Five tenants for a healthy financial dynamic that every couple needs to know

Learn more about Amanda at www.amandaclayman.com

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Vanessa Reiser is a psychotherapist specializing in narcissistic abuse. She is also a mother, entrepreneur, life coach and domestic violence awareness advocate who ran the entire state of New York in a wedding dress to raise awareness for narcissistic abuse.

Vanessa Shares:

- What narcissistic abuse is and what a narcissist looks like

- Love bombing, trauma bonds, gaslighting and other reasons you might end up dating one

- Serious red flags to look out for in relationships with narcissists

Learn more about Vanessa at www.tellatherapist.net

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Sari Cooper is a nationally recognized expert on relationships, sexuality and discussing sexuality with one’s partners and children.

She’s the Director of Center for Love and Sex, a group sex therapy practice in NYC. She is also the Founder of Sex Esteem®, a company devoted to empowering people through sexual coaching, group classes and communication skills.

Sari shares:

- The consequences of shaming sexuality and pleasure
- The difference between men and
women's perception of infidelity
- The importance of sex esteem and
sex education

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Andrea shares:

- What to do if you don't like your friend's partner
- Red flags a friend can notice
- How to help a friend through a divorce

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Brian is a PhD researcher at the University of British Columbia.

Brian Watson shares:

- How and why marriage was invented

- Examples of successful metamours

- What we can all learn from non-monogamous relationships

 

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