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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2026 · 45 MIN

Remembering Who We Are: Wren Morrow on Nature, Shame, and the Freedom of Coming Home to Yourself

from The Spiritually Curious Therapist · host Jodi Silverman, LCSW

What if healing isn't about becoming someone new?What if it's about remembering who you've been all along?In this deeply reflective conversation, I sit down with Wren Morrow.  Wren is an outdoor boudoir and erotic adventure photographer whose work extends far beyond photography. Through immersive experiences in nature, Wren invites individuals and couples to reconnect with their bodies, release shame, and experience themselves with fresh eyes.As our conversation unfolds, we move far beyond cameras and photographs. Together, we explore the lasting impact of purity culture, the courage it takes to leave behind an identity that no longer fits, the wisdom of the nervous system, and the remarkable way nature reflects us back to ourselves without judgment.One of my favorite insights from this episode is the idea that photographs aren't the healing, they're reminders. They become keys that unlock the memory of an experience in which we felt fully alive, fully embodied, and completely ourselves.In this episode, we explore:• Leaving purity culture and reclaiming personal freedom• The courage to walk away from an identity that no longer fits• Why nature is such a powerful regulator of the nervous system• How shame begins to unravel in the natural world• The relationship between embodiment, photography, and healing• Predictive processing and the stories we tell ourselves about our bodies• Why asking better questions can shift long-held beliefs• The difference between seeing ourselves through shame and seeing ourselves through curiosity• Photography as a corrective experience for the nervous system• Remembering who we are beneath the expectations, stories, and conditioning we've carriedWhether you're a therapist, a helping professional, or someone on your own healing journey, this conversation offers a gentle invitation to slow down, step outside, and reconnect with the part of yourself that has always been there.Connect with Wren:Website: www.wrenmorrow.comInstagram: @_wrenmorrowShare what resonated for youThank you for listening to the Spiritually Curious Therapist Podcast.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, share, and leave a review - it helps us grow and reach more listeners!Until next time.  Stay Curious.You can find Jodi Silverman, LCSW atwww.therachihealing.comwww.journeywithkindredsouls.comFollow me on Socials:TikTok @spiritcurioustherapistInstagram @therachihealingFacebook @TheraChi HealingStay up to date on our offerings by joining our newsletter hereAre you interested in learning more about Reiki Assisted Psychotherapy?Join our facebook group atwww.facebook.com/groups/psychotherapeuticreikiforcliniciansAre you a mental health professional with a spiritual edge and have something to share?  Complete this form to apply to be on the podcast

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