• Going feral at fifty! How to reclaim the sensual self and love life

  • Feb 14 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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Going feral at fifty! How to reclaim the sensual self and love life

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  • In this episode, we delve into topics revolving around midlife transitions, self-discovery, sensuality, and sexuality. Bree Luck speaks with expert guest Chloe DeSousa, a sex, intimacy, and relationship coach with a focus on somatic approaches to engaging with oneself and others. Together, they navigate interesting aspects of body image, aging, trauma, and relationships. DeSousa explains her appreciation for Tantra's philosophy of connecting the body and spirit and shares tips on shedding shame around sensuality. Through personal stories, insights, and expert advice, this episode affirms the importance of taking time to foster one's individual relationship to sexuality and sensuality, in the pursuit of an enriched and empowered life journey. 00:00 Introduction and Welcoming the Guest 06:46 Exploring the Journey of Self-Discovery and Aging 15:27 Understanding Trauma and Its Impact on Connection 27:53 Embracing Aging and Sexuality 28:40 Influences and Heroes in the Field of Embodiment 31:49 Exploring Self-Love and Sensuality Awkward Sage + Feral Grace go LIVE - Feb 21st Q&A with Chloe, February 21st at 4pm ET/9pm GMT Register HERE: https://awkward-sage-media.ck.page/6ba944671f Chloe de Sousa is ready to answer your questions about intimacy in midlife, somatic paths to healing, and tapping into the feral self. Bree Luck will read your anonymous questions online! We will be discussing sensitive topics in this episode that may include, but are not limited to trauma, body dysmorphia, sexuality, intimacy, grief, and relationships Want to send us a question for Chloe to answer? Here are three ways to do it: 1. Leave us an anonymous voicemail at : https://www.awkwardsagemedia.com/show/pause-to-go-podcast/ (click the tab that says 'Send a voicemail" on the right) 2. Join the private FB Group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/231466982303099 and post a question anonymously in the group! 3. Follow Awkward Sage on IG at HTTP://Instagram.com/awkwardsagemedia and send me a DM (not anonymous, but I won't share your name unless you want me to!) Important Links: Check out the fabulous Honey Pot Meditation Free Chapter: How to Live Your Feral Self The Red School The Body Keeps the Score About Chloe De Sousa: Chloe De Sousa is not your average love, sex, and relationship coach; she's a luminary with over two decades of experience guiding individuals through intimacy and self-discovery. As a seasoned 5 rhythms dance teacher and a dance movement psychotherapist, she's not just about theory; she's all about embodiment and transformation. With a passion for unlocking the boundless potential within each person, Chloe empowers her clients to embrace their ecstatic sexuality and step into their own unique leadership journey. Her approach is rooted in trauma-informed practices, blending the latest findings in modern science with the timeless wisdom of ancient tantra. Known as a "legend of space holding" and hailed as the "queen" of 5 rhythms dance facilitation, Chloe's reputation precedes her. Her influence extends globally, offering 1-1 coaching, transformative courses, and captivating talks that bridge the gap between ancient wisdom and modern understanding. Beyond her spoken words, Chloe is also a published author, sharing her profound insights with the world. In her eyes, pleasure is not a privilege but a birthright for everyone. www.feralgrace.net
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