Owen Marcus

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Owen Marcus, MELD founder, delves into mature masculinity, discussing the dichotomy between societal perceptions and men's desires. Topics include the cultural attention on masculinity, aligning with oneself, the evolution of mature masculinity, the impact of missed maturation moments, emotional physiology, tools for self-awareness, and overcoming fear of emotional work.

In this engaging discussion, Peter Levine shares insights on trauma and the power of active imagination to heal. Michael Meade delves into the relevance of myth and the limitations of AI in understanding human emotions. Sarah Baldwin offers strategies for navigating anxious and avoidant attachment styles, promoting healthier relationships. Owen Marcus emphasizes the vital role of co-regulation and genuine connections among men, challenging traditional norms around masculinity and encouraging emotional openness for personal growth.