Certified Sex Therapist Edy Nathan discusses grief, trauma, and sexuality in her new book. They explore the impact of loss and trauma, the importance of separating personal experiences, and the role of forgiveness in healing. They also discuss the universality of grief across cultures and the book's contribution to the global conversation about grief.

Edy Nathan is a Certified Sex Therapist and thought leader in grief, trauma, and sexuality, known for her book 'It’s Grief: The Dance of Self-Discovery Through Trauma and Loss.' She shares her personal journey from the corporate world to therapy, highlighting the complexities of 'sexual grief' and its impact on relationships. The conversation emphasizes the importance of curiosity and empathy in healing, while also addressing the profound effects of predatory experiences and developmental trauma, offering strategies for personal agency and emotional recovery.

Edy Nathan, a licensed clinical social worker and certified sex therapist based in New York City, delves into the intricate concept of sexual grief. She reveals how trauma and loss shape sexual identity and emotional well-being, emphasizing anecdotes that highlight its impact. Edy discusses developmental sexual grief and its ties to conservative backgrounds, encouraging curiosity for deeper intimacy. Additionally, she shares insights on reclaiming love after trauma, illustrating how understanding this grief can lead to healing and enhanced relationships.