Touch Me There—Reclaiming Desire, Power & Purpose in Midlife

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Sexual Energy is Life Force
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Reclaiming Desire, Power & Purpose in Midlife
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De-Armoring Taught Me About Pleasure and Pain
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Orgasmic Meditation and OneTaste
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Can Psychedelics Save a Marriage?
After years of talk therapy, we were still stuck. Then we tried something else.
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Controversy, legacy, and what we stand to lose
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Sickness Was the Medicine
Or the gifts of a “bad” trip
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What once kept me safe had started to shut me down.
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How Sexological Bodywork Woke Up My Skin
Stirring sensation where I’d gone numb
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Sexual Energy is Life Force
Not therapy. Not sex. Something stranger and more alive.
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5 Questions for an MDMA-assisted Therapy Practitioner
"5 Questions" is a recurring interview series featuring the practitioners who’ve shaped my journey—offering you a direct window into their work and…
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MDMA and the End of Shame
How I learned to hold myself
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Casting the Lead in a Play Called Desire
On love and self-deception
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Five questions for a Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) Practitioner
Julane Andries is a psychotherapist and former acute care medical professional, pioneering the use of Ketamine- and MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
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Ketamine and the 12 Steps: Strange Bedfellows
How I Surrendered—First in Mind, Then in Body
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Energy Orgasm at 30,000 feet
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