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You Don't Have To Go There By Yourself

By Julie Brown Yau

Julie Yau, who uses somatic depth psychology to work with trauma, describes her work and the joy of returning to the feeling of life force which results from the healing of childhood trauma.

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Technology in Dating and Sexuality: Justin Garcia

The final address at the 2018 Radiant Intimacy gathering, Justin Garcia discusses the changing role…
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Gently Dusting Off The Mind

With Gabor Maté

Gabor Mate describes his work as an archaeology of the mind, a gentle dusting off to discover the treasure within.
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SAND18 US — You are the One you've Been Waiting for

With Jean Houston

Philosopher, scholar and longtime observer of culture and behavior the world over, Jean Houston shares…
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Reclaiming Emotion

With Zhen Dao

In a passionate presentation in praise of emotion, Zhen Dao offers a reframe of the traditional dichotomy…
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From Lust to Love: A Research Perspective: Justin Garcia

Speaking at the 2018 Radiant Intimacy gathering, Justin Garcia, evolutionary biologist at the Kinsey…
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Deleting the App, The New Ritual of Commitment: Esther Perel

Speaking at the 2018 Radiant Intimacy gathering, Esther Perel outlines the remarkable transformation…
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There Is No Moon If We Close Our Eyes: Chris Fields and Riccardo Manzotti
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SAND18 US — What is a Healthy Mind?

With Daniel Siegel

Daniel Siegel introduces the Wheel of Awareness, a representation of the structure of mind. Research…
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Working with Collective Trauma

With Thomas Hübl and Gabor Maté

Thomas Hübl talks about his understanding that trauma is not just an individual but a collective experience
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SAND18 US — Spirituality, Archetypes, and Trauma

With Peter Levine

The treatment of trauma is fraught with many pitfalls and “tight corners.” Generally overlooked, however, is an innate relationship between trauma, archetypes and spirituality.
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SAND18 US — Healing Collective Trauma

With Thomas Hübl

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