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Trauma, Sexuality, and Libido: The Hidden Connection with Pauline Ryeland

Trauma, Sexuality, and Libido: The Hidden Connection with Pauline Ryeland

Season 2 Episode 58 Published 1 year, 8 months ago
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In this episode of the Menopause Disruptor Podcast, host Mary interviews Intimacy Whisperer Pauline Ryland of Queensland, Australia. Together, they delve into the intricate relationship between trauma, menopause, and sexual wellness, discussing how unprocessed trauma and suppressed sexual energy can impact overall vitality and health.

Pauline, a certified somatic sexologist and author of 'Empowered Conscious Sexuality from Prude to Pleasure,' shares effective techniques such as the Havening Technique and NLP to help release blocked energies and transform beliefs about sexuality. The conversation highlights the importance of addressing past traumas, understanding sexual energy, and integrating practices to enhance intimacy and well-being during menopause.

Connect with Pauline on her website at www.paulineryeland.com, on Facebook, Instagram as the intimacywhisperer, and on LinkedIn.


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