What happens when a healing space starts to feel more intimate than your real life?

The potential risks of coed healing spaces (if you're heterosexual), emotional attachment, transference, and the blurred boundaries that can form when vulnerability is held without enough discernment or ethics. 

I also unpack:

• the difference between true healing and emotional dependency, 
• the seduction of being deeply seen, 
• and why being witnessed in a room is not the same as being deeply known in a life.

This is a conversation on facilitator integrity, relationships, self-trust, and the kind of healing that can help you return to your real life more honest, more awake, and more embodied.

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For women: The Living Temple, Priestess Presence, and The Relaxed Woman System

For marriages: Modern Marriage

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