New Woman Centred Podcast
Previews
Susie Stonefield talks about life, coming out later, art, therapeutic creativity and her Jewish identity in Journal to Authentic Life.
Miriam and Rosie Wilby debrief just after their workshop at the Out & Wild Festival in Devon and discuss common lesbian relationship problems.
See the big reveal for Miriam’s new garden.
Watch Miriam’s garden get a makeover.
Rosie Wilby and Miriam Grace have a lot to talk about under the heading of Love, Loss and Lesbian Love. A great introduction to the duo and the early days of their collaborative work for queer women exploring relationships.
Michaela Johnson discusses her thesis From Dead To Femme as she and Miriam look at some of their favourite shows, the history of lesbians on TV and the impact of lesbian representation.
Cari Hunter is a beloved local sapphic author. Alongside her job as a paramedic she writes award winning crime books and lives locally to Sheffield the City of Steel. A fascinating episode with a favourite down to earth guest.
Midlife and being authentic make this episode, while not strictly lesbian, a queer exploration of cronehood and freedom from expectations and the male gaze.
Suzette Mullen discusses her book The Only Way Through is Out and her own coming out later in life experience as well as talking with Miriam about some of their favourite authors.
A diagnosis of ADHD was like a second coming out for gay photographer Nelly Naylor. Colourful, vibrant and talented, Nelly kept her issues of self confidence masked until she came to understand herself from a completely new perspective.
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Therapist Miriam Grace talks to women about their lives through a series of interviews with remarkable women, and discussions with colleagues.
Recorded in Sheffield, the UK’s City of Steel, ‘Women of Steel’ tells stories that challenge the power of the status quo by validating the voices of marginalised or disadvantaged women and exploring their capacity to create meaning within their lives.
Compassionate, joyful, wise, honest and irreverent, Miriam and her guests celebrate ways in which women endure. Through the psychotherapist’s lens the podcast focuses on the idea that unique, personal roads of self reflection become a strength which women can utilise and build upon.
Miriam Grace is a psychotherapist and author with 35 years experience. Find out more about Miriam and her therapy at Blue Skies.
Queering Gestalt Therapy
Chapter 6.
'Selfish and Destructive': Where does the late-in-life lesbian seek therapeutic support?
by Miriam Grace
Ayhan Alman (Editor), John Gillespie (Editor), Vikram Kolmannskog (Editor)
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