• Teaching Men to Connect with Owen Marcus

  • Oct 16 2024
  • Length: 40 mins
  • Podcast

Teaching Men to Connect with Owen Marcus

  • Summary

  • Imagine a man who truly wants to connect with his partner. He carefully picks his words, hoping to create that closeness. But somehow, it all falls flat. Frustration builds in his partner, yet he can’t quite put his finger on what’s going wrong. Why does this keep happening?

    Many men never learned how to connect emotionally in a way that feels genuine to them. Today, we’re diving into this struggle and exploring how men can break free from this cycle.

    I’m excited to welcome Owen Marcus, the co-founder of MELD. It's a community focused on helping men reconnect with their emotions and bodies. With over thirty years in men’s emotional wellness, Owen has created programs that blend emotional understanding with peer support to help men, and now women thrive.

    What Owen does is incredibly important for living authentically. In this episode, we’ll dive into a major challenge men face today: being disconnected from their emotions.



    We discuss:

    What inspired Owen to start working with men 30 years ago

    Why society tells men to disassociate from emotions

    One simple way to talk to men about their feelings

    The impact community and relationships has on men

    Owen’s method for reconnecting with your body

    Breaking the pattern of emotional distance across generations

    Resources

    MELD training & community

    Couples retreat in Costa Rica for Valentine’s Day 2025

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