Media Mentions
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A podcast for women defying societal timelines, pressure, and living life on their own terms.
The podcast episode features guests Lauren and Julie, both therapists at NYC Therapeutic Wellness, who share their personal experiences and frameworks for navigating the uncertainty and pressures of dating. All challenge societal timelines and emphasize the importance of recognizing the benefits of being single and practicing gratitude. Each share their own frameworks on dating that allow them to take the pressure off and actually enjoy dating!
They discuss the challenges of dating in the modern age, particularly through dating apps, and the societal pressure to freeze eggs once a woman turns 30. Lauren and Julie encourage listeners to approach dating with a positive mindset and to prioritize their own happiness and well-being.
In episode 13, Julie Newman, Lauren Milo, and Beth Gulotta discuss dating, motherhood, and egg freezing, and how to navigate through the uncertainty of these journeys.
They talk about the use of self-disclosure in therapy and how to identify when it can be helpful for clients. They also share their personal frameworks on dating and how they let those frameworks inform their work with clients who are struggling with dating.
They emphasize the importance of being mindful and intentional in therapy and using personal frameworks to inform their work with clients. Julie, Lauren, and Beth also discuss the impact of fear on dating and how it can lead to self-doubt and insecurity. They encourage clients to stay curious and open-minded, and to seek support from a therapist when needed.
In Episode 31 of Quiet The Clock, we are joined by Julie Newman and Lauren Milo to discuss the intricacies of modern dating, relationships, and the societal pressures that accompany women in this process. The conversation delves into various facets of modern dating, touching on subjects like the burden of responsibility placed on women, the exclusion of men from empathetic conversations, and the disappointment in the lack of accountability for men while dating.
The conversation also explores the importance of clear communication in relationships, the potential dangers of reinforcing anxious attachment styles, and the often-overlooked art of courting in today's dating landscape. Lauren & Julie share valuable insights and perspectives that challenge societal norms while encouraging women to seek self-discovery and make meaningful connections.