This Pup randomly found our podcast and liked it so much that he reached out to tell us and then started using twitter again to interact.
Hungry Pup gives a great review of Octopath Traveler (a game so great we have had two people review it) and hopefully will reappear again in the future. We talk about how we will tackle our episodes and we then discuss what we have been playing a little bit.Īlso - at the end - you will be introduced to Hungry Pup on twitter. In today's episode I, grrouchie serge, introduce Patrick of the Backlog Odyssey into the fold. However, as time goes on and seasons change, this podcast must also change.ĭue to Family and time constraints the Backlog Busters are going to a new format and will be adding some voices to the mix. Thank you all for coming along on our journey with the Backlog Busters for nearly two years so far. In her spare time she loves to sail on Lake Michigan and garden.The Backlog Busters - Episode 20 - The Reboot She is the proud mother of two grown children, five grandchildren and a great granddaughter. She was awarded Who’s Who in American for Mental Health 2009.Īfter living and working in Ontario Canada for 15 years she returned to Wisconsin in 2015.
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Her professional certifications and memberships include American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapist (AASECT), Society of Sex Therapist and Researcher (SSTAR), International Society of Sex Medicine (ISSM) and the National Association of Social Workers (NASW). She completed the required teacher training with Jon Kabat-Zinn and the Oasis/University of Massachusetts Medical School for Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Her extensive post-graduate training in sex therapy and marriage/family therapy includes work with master couples and sex therapists, Esther Perel, Dr. She holds a Master’s degree in cultural anthropology from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, a Master’s degree in clinical social work, family systems from the University of Chicago – School of Social Administration (SSA). Jessica Ford is a licensed clinical social worker and AASECT certified sex therapist with a private practice in Oak Creek, WI where she provides relationship psychotherapy to individuals and couples who experience challenges in their relationships and issues with sexual dysfunctions.
Join us as we discuss our basic human need for physical connection and what is like when it isn’t there.
All of this speaks to the significance of physical touch and its ability to reassure, comfort and maintain an intimate relationship. Many times the ebb and flow is simply a natural process of growth and change in the relationship, understanding and accepting this is the challenge. When physical touch, intimate desire and sex ebbs in a relationship the partner experiences abandonment and loss unless there are significant reasons like medical issues or other factors. The feelings of insecurities prompt questions like, 'are you okay', 'have I done something wrong' or even more fearful questions like 'is there someone else' or 'do you still love me'. Fueled by self-doubt or what seems as confusing messages, people often blame themselves when a partner appears distant or withdrawn. Understanding the ebb and flow of sex and desire is challenging to most individuals in relationships.
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