EPISODE · Sep 21, 2022 · 53 MIN
A journey of overcoming inner resistance to awakening the feeling of deep love and connection with Graham Gough | Ep 27 (explicit)
from Into Your Life Podcast · host Into Your Life Podcast
* Disclaimer - this episode contains explicit language * In this episode, we chat with Graham Gough about overcoming inner resistance and doing things differently to dig deeper, find one's purpose in the world and gain a sense of belonging! Graham Gough is a Soul Mentor and Men's Work Facilitator helping people to heal through feeling more! Graham shares a few bits of his journey from working in advertising and living the "high life" of a creative marketing executive to embarking on a life-long spiritual, soul-searching, heart-opening adventure. Graham's journey started by learning about the meaning of presence and integration, overcoming resistance and discovering ways to feel deep love and connection. We chat about what it means to be a soul mentor and how Graham works with his clients. We touch on topics such as loneliness, vulnerability, trauma healing, learning to feel more, letting go as well as finding relief and a sense of belonging. In his role as a Soul Mentor and Men's Work Facilitator, people come to Graham with a problem or an issue they want to work through together. Graham's approach is getting to the core of people's deep wounds and uncovering their early trauma and healing it using a variety of tools and approaches, including psychedelic therapy, sexological bodywork (including scar remediation therapy), hypnotherapy, reiki, as well as life experience and lessons learnt and much more. * * * Find out more about Graham'swork here: https://www.grahamgough.com/ And connect with him online here: https://www.instagram.com/gramgough/
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