Duey Freeman is a co-founder of the Gestalt Equine Institute of the Rockies and director of the Gestalt Institute of the Rockies. In this podcast, he discusses gestalt therapy, men's struggles, and protective mechanisms. They delve into topics such as embodied knowledge, men's internal conflicts of separation and betrayal, unmet needs in childhood, and the rocking motion of horses as a means of emotional release.

Duey Freeman and Michael Gay discuss attachment theory, the wild, and mental health. They explore the significance of contact, the healing power of the wild, and creating openings in relationships. They emphasize the importance of men embracing their pain and engaging in inner work for personal growth.

Guest Duey Freeman, a first-class healer, discusses the power of contact in creating genuine connections. The podcast explores the differences between power and control in relationships, the frustration of understanding the opposite gender, the impact of trauma on attachment, and the importance of building relationships for safety. It also delves into how men break contact and the addiction of analysis versus the importance of vulnerability.

Duey Freeman and Michael Gay, therapists, discuss how to manage overwhelm in this episode. They explore the causes of overwhelm and provide tips on navigating it healthily. They emphasize the importance of reconnecting with our bodies, prioritizing relationships, managing information intake, and defining personal values. They also discuss techniques like breath work, group dynamics, and nature connection to find clarity amid overwhelm.

In this podcast, Duey Freeman and host delve into the concept of men's fear of being afraid, challenging societal norms and promoting personal growth. They explore fear in therapy, wilderness encounters, relationships, and personal development, emphasizing the importance of embracing vulnerability for genuine connections and empowerment.