

Dumper Ethics and Seattle Neighborhoods
Aug 5, 2024
Rebecca, a professional in sex therapy training, teams up with Dr. Ruth Westheimer, a pioneering figure in sexual health educational advocacy. They tackle the intricacies of breakups and emotional dynamics, emphasizing accountability in relationships. The conversation also explores how trauma influences therapy, shining a light on the need for trust in therapeutic encounters. Lastly, they dive into vibrant discussions about the evolving neighborhoods of Seattle and Tacoma, sharing personal anecdotes and rankings of local communities and their unique cultural offerings.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Breakups and Emotional Dynamics
02:38 • 9min
Language Learning, Mental Health Advocacy, and Theory of Change
11:42 • 5min
Navigating Trauma and Therapy
16:42 • 11min
Navigating Victimization and Power Dynamics
27:59 • 4min
Navigating Sex Therapy Training and Everyday Comforts
32:27 • 2min
Navigating Supervision and Community Engagement
33:58 • 3min
Tacoma's Transformation and Unique Identity
37:14 • 5min
Navigating Seattle's Traffic and Community Changes
42:17 • 15min
Exploring Bellevue's Mall Culture
57:12 • 4min
Dumplings, Dining, and Diversity
01:01:30 • 15min
Exploring Seattle's Neighborhoods
01:16:38 • 12min
Culinary Journeys and Urban Reflections
01:28:22 • 15min
Community Transformation and Engaging Conversations
01:43:33 • 3min