Conversations For Men (and Women): Recent Episodes
Dean Dampney, Chad Taylor, and Diana Black
Dean Dampney, Chad Taylor, and Diana Black conversationally journey through the philosophical concepts that men (and women) are finding themselves challenged by. Approaching the discussions from an open and holistic approach, the conversations are centred around how to become better at how we go about being in the world. Particularly in relationship to each other. Dean, Di and Chad are all Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists practicing on the South Coast of NSW Australia.
At $29 per kilo for red cherries, expressed with question marks of wealth, income, indulgence, and various other 'secondary processes' and unmasked aspersions, Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor get to the bottom of emotional projection in relationships in this podcast.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
Men for men, women for women? Wow - big call. Are you emotionally unconsciously living in a polygamous relationship? Do you leak your unconscious invitational energies to connect? Do you hang out one to one with attractive members of the opposite sex and have a perfectly emotionally connected, fully conscious, secure and mutually trusting relationship with your partner?
If your feeling a little unsure as to where you stand on all these things - as I was - Conversations for Conscious Relationships Podcast is perhaps the most provocative and divisive ever.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
South Coast NSW Australian Psychotherapists, Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, cover some of the fundamental issues that we all face in relationship. The stuff that feels…..sticky…..and for so many of us the things that keep us stuck!
Can we learn to somehow ‘hold space’ and how? Can we not close? Can we ‘stay open, stay open, stay open’…to their valid felt and authentic perspective. And possibly even remove ourselves from the perspective of our precious egos.
Dean and Chad furthermore discuss looking deep into our unconscious habitual behaviours, and applying that in our relationships.
And perhaps the most important thing discussed in this Relationship Podcast, is how normal it is to be in the patterns of pain and stuckness in our relationships. But to know above all, as testing as it all is, we all have the capacity to grow - to grow more conscious and hence more functional and giving and able to receive in union.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
Projection Rejection - Our latest podcast is live. Number 55. The number of transformation.
If you’re wondering who’s losing their mind, me or them? And how this battle of who’s more right let alone worthy of validation than the other, take a listen. This one’s for all of you out there doing it tough in the relationship world.
Side note: it doesn’t have to be tough! Chad and Dean discuss way’s of perceiving things that we all experience in our relationships, through a different lens. Ways to help make things navigable, mature, and if you’re prepared to practice, you might even find deep relationship satisfaction!
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
How well do you know yourself? And more importantly how much are you projecting your misalignment in your relationship in creating shared conflicts?
Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor dissect identity, consciousness, projection, and conflict, in another conversation for conscious couples looking to improve the satisfaction levels in their relationship
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
There are times that even podcasting Psychotherapists forget things, like...the name of the podcast, or how to pronounce philosophical. All providing great material for unfolding the unconscious guidance of where we're meant to be in relationships. The work F.U.C.K is used perhaps too many times but always for relevant emphasis. More importantly the notion of 'doing the work', to ritualise the ways in which we can grow together in relationship is imprinted beyond four letter words. It's with a pronounced step forward, imprinting the psyche as a positive practice. Chad and Dean honestly dissect further; personal truths, religiosity, and flow of conscious behaviour. All in the name of finding our happy place is readily and as often as possible. This one's short, succinct, and full of nuggets for getting better at relating with your best selves.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
In this episode Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, navigate illness and the various states of compromise we feel in our lives at times, that create difficulty in feeling aligned and close in partnership.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
Dean and Chad dissect 'consciousness' in our relationships and how it relates to the way we perceive ourselves with respect to our partners.
To be consciously kind, supportive and loving towards our partner is easy when things are good, but how our conscious perception of our partner shifts when we're in conflict is a different story marred with deafness, blind spots and resentment.
In this episode Dean and Chad hope for people in partnership to be able to see clear of their egoic strongholds, and consciously create a relationship that's evolutionary.
Relationship Experts, Psychotherapists, and Holistic Counsellors from Australia, based on the South Coast of NSW.
https://www.naturemind.com.au/
https://chadtaylorpsychotherapy.com.au/
In this episode Host, Dean Dampney, and good mate and fellow South Coast NSW Psychotherapist, Chad Taylor, talk about how to deal with worries that dominate our lives in relationship.
In this episode of Conversations, Psychotherapists Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor converse and openly contemplate what they consider the things they value the most in relationship. With reference to 'doing the work', finding a mentor, respect and directional change, there's a lot in this short podcast for everyone to consider.
In this episode Psychotherapists Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, discuss some of the complexities to relationship that we are so often challenged by.
Respect came up. More to the point, disrespect, and how to work with this arising in our relationships. Infidelity, jealousy, hatefulness, are all words that we’d rather not associate with our personal relationships. Complexity, polyamory, and cooked lunches are all thrown into the mix.
As Dean and Chad fall into a steady cadence and confidence, speaking to their chosen areas of expertise, this conversation unfolds as one for all people in relationship looking to grow and become free of the negative habitual patterns that are so often present in our relationships with ourselves, and with each other, from the early stages.
In this Conversation for Men and Women Podcast, Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists from the South Coast of New South Wales Australia, make some piercingly strong viewed statements about how to deal with conflicts in relationship.
This conversation is far from psychological revelation - it's stating a way of going about having difficult conversations in relationships in such a way that we can hopefully grow together as opposed to push each other apart.
At the crux of all of our relationship Dean and Chad advocate for bringing together the opportunity to reveal the driving difficult aspects of our unconscious. If done with wisdom, the process can be such that everyone's a winner.
This may be the most important podcast Dean and Chad have shared to date.
In this episode Dean Dampney & Chad Taylor, Pyschotherapists and Holistic Counsellors from The South Coast of New South Wales Australia, bring conversation and conscious contemplation to the ever fragile balance between our working lives, our passions, and how we make the best use of our time in general.
Host Dean Dampney, friend and fellow Holistic Counsellor and Psychotherapist, Chad Taylor, zoom out beyond the tit for tat, he said she said, bullshit that too many of us have been caught up fighting over in our relationships at one point or another.
If you're stuck on how the f&%k your partner could have said that or done that....again, take a listen to this - you might learn how to be able to pull your shoes out of the mud and see the daylight falling upon greener pastures within reach.
Warning: this podcast is a jungle of mixed metaphors that Dean and Chad, are claiming as their own relatively conscious intentional seeds for growth, gone wild - perhaps in maddening directions for the listener. Test your own resilience through this metaphorical battle for guidance. If you survive this podcast, you'll be up for anything alongside your feisty beloved.
Enjoy!
In this episode Australian Psychotherapists Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor conversationally unfold as consciously as possible in process, how to know when it is time to break up from our partner that we're in relationship with.
Dean and Chad open the discussion with the question, how far do you need to go to find your guru, and what does finding one's guru really mean anyway? As all Conversations for Men and Women carry the intention, this is about finding the best version of ourselves, alongside those that we're in relationship with, so we can all work towards bringing the energy towards love and peace. If you're feeling like you can do it on your own, this podcast might just change your opinion.
This is a spoken contemplation between Dean and Chad on some not so light topics along the lines of depression, anxiety, addiction, and medication. Most importantly the crux of this discussion comes down to openly investigating and suggesting ways of alleviating mental un-wellness and finding positivity along our paths to hopefully finding peace.
Dean and Chad express states of happy fuckedness and stillness (respectively) before having the most passive fight in podcast history with the exploration of silence and pause. Extremes are evoked, The Buddha referred to, emptiness dissected, and an ongoing dialogue in conversation on consciousness and the benefits of therapy continue. This podcast is inexhaustibly uplifting for anyone prone to wander the winding paths towards happiness.
These phone's are fucking us up! Pinging like a pokie machine, we're addicted to the things. In busier times than ever, do we find peace and freedom from all this? How do we nourish ourselves? In ways that feel sustainable! How do we stay motivated? To do anything?. Are you creating the life you really choose? Or is your culture and conditioning choosing how to create you?
What do we do when we're overwhelmed? Is this the pattern we continually repeat. I know you're saying, but, these things need to be done. There's financial stress, bills and mortgages that need to be paid. Kids that need to be fed. Let alone a house that looks like shit. How much of this have we unconsciously created? Can simply bringing awareness to this sinking ship, lighten the load, perhaps buoy us back to calmer waters, at least for a rest? All this along with a bit of Kangaroo talk, between Dean, Di and Chad who are intent on guiding you the best they can towards your place of calm and abundance.
Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, both Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists operating on the South Coast of NSW, conversationally dance to the energy in the 'room'. There's some shuffling, and sidestepping, a bit of salsa, an arched back and hid dip, to swan like formations in Waltz. All suggesting absolutely nothing meaningful in the face value of this ridiculous summary, but suggestive at least of there being value in listening if you're anywhere near inclined to explore the absurd notion of self. Whatever you do just don't ask out loud, 'Who Am I'.
We're all so full of.......unconscious projection! Some call it....shit!
What are we committed to? What are we holding on to? Running from? Is it really their fault? Can't see the forest for the trees? Let alone the picnic rug with all those tasty treats your perfect partner has spent days baking?
When we've got shit going on (OK who doesn't), how do we navigate it with some morsels of wisdom? How do we come out the other side, patting all involved on the back, in fact throwing down full body loving hugs, saying to each other 'fuck yeah, how good are we!'.
While Chad calls it for what it is, Dean goes on his longest philosophical monologue to date - both are more fired up with a drive and passion for expansion in relationship than ever.
Enjoy!
Dean and Chad, Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists, specialising in relationships, discuss how to navigate obstacles with ourselves and our partners when things go awry. From deprogramming, through to advocating for more openess and authenticity, the conversation gets as philosophical as ever, intentionally offering potential for people hoping to grow and evolve. If Newtonian Physics versus Quantum Science wasn't high brow bullshit enough, there's mention and alignment of the superiority of heart over mind. Before accordance is declared that whatever we believe we definitely keep on trying to blow the locked gate off the asylum and get free flowing with some disbelieving.
How do we chill out? Especially when everything around us is strobing and ramping up. Santa's helpers are doing nothing for you in the day to day. And your sense of self let alone the peace you once knew in relationship is a blurry distant phenomena. Dean, Di and Chad, discuss strategies from a holistic approach, with an emphasis on bringing consciousness to the psyche and a smile to our xmas pudding stuffed faces in busy times.
Dean Dampney, Diana Black, and Chad Taylor conversationally discuss the notion of healthy conflict in relationship.
Topics covered are: conflict resolution, to hear and to be heard, learning to agree To Disagree, opportunity for growth, role play, empathy, and last but not least, standing in the others shoes.
Did I mention that toilet seat!
We're covering it all.
With the hope that something lands that allows your next little or maybe big conflict, to be that much easier to navigate, and even better, grow from.
Dean, Di, and Chad discuss our idealogical foundations, along with our philosophical alignments with respect to finding inner peace and becoming the best versions of ourselves in union with others.
Concepts and practices of; energetic exchange, channels of communication, psychotherapy, holding space, meditation, contemplation, true nature, and equanimity are all interplayed, to name a few!
This episode is about navigating breaking up. It's almost never easy!. We go into; the non linear cycles of grief, honouring each other, moving beyond compromise, conflict, communicating with children, financials, to list just a few of the many topics covered.
In this episode, Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists from the South Coast of NSW, Dean Dampney, Diana Black, and Chad Taylor, discuss Dean's 18 Day Retreat.
As an expression of masculine vulnerability, Dean bares all, in this conversation around 'doing the work' to become everything we can be. Di holds back tears, and as always Chad 'cuts'.
If you're feeling compromised in yourself, like there's something to clear, or like Dean, you simply follow the guidances, this will serve if for nothing else, as inspiration, to go a little deeper into your self, for the sake of yourself and others.
Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists from the NSW South Coast, Dean Dampney, and Chad Taylor, go into depth on doing the inner work for the sake of our relationship with ourselves, to find peace, and with others, with respect to grief.
Diana Black, Chad Taylor and host, Dean Dampney discuss commitment in relationship as Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists.
Self love, committing to personal growth, committing to supporting one another, or to honour one another in all the ways that we value together, are all a small snippet of a big topic when it comes to becoming the best version of ourselves in relationship.
Chad and Dean are offering a Relationship Course in person, in the Ulladulla Region, starting October 13th 2022. Check out http://www.conversationsformenandwomen.com for more details.
Commitment & connection! Does one require the other? Dependency, union, wholeness, values and more are all in the philosophical perception soup as discussed between Dean Dampney and Chad Taylor, Holistic Therapists from The South Coast of New South Wales Australia.
Dean Dampney, Diana Black, Jamie-Lee Jones, and Chad Taylor discuss Masculinity and Femininity as Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists from NSW Australia.
We discuss weather reports and the gender feels of atmospheric experiences. There's talk of evolution, sex and procreation. There's deep appreciation for our unique gender traits. And some teachings for us and hopefully for you that move us towards once again making the less conscious conscious.
Can we grow from this? Yes we can. In relationship with self and others!
From 'rules of togetherness' to spheres of consciousness, Dean Dampney, Diana Black and Chad Taylor discuss ways of experiencing into freedom in your relationships. There's mention of man eating tigers, mowing lawns, projections in all forms, and last but not least the privilege of conflict.
Relationship Attachment Styles. Whoever thought? Needs, vulnerability, awareness, and inner work are all covered by Dean, Di, and Chad.
Dean Dampney, Diana Black and Chad Taylor, all South Coast NSW Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists, discuss navigating the hard times through relationship. Vulnerability, communications, boundaries, the unknown, love and dependency are all richly pondered.
In this episode, Dean, Di and Chad ruminate on; dependency, needs, vulnerability, communication, compassion, instincts, control, self determination, and giving "I love you". Just another day at the office for these three south coast New South Wales Holistic Counsellors and Psychotherapists.
Chad and Dean discuss Relationship Fundaments. Everything from trauma and projection, to impermanence and mortality.
Dean, Di and Chad, discuss nature - from the benefit it brings when we behold it and roll around in it to what it means to embody the human aspect of it. Chad present fresh from a weekend bathing in freshwater rivers, Dean sheds a tear at the beauty in the air, and DI continues to radiate wisdom with regards to all things natural.
Kids, clangs, and sneaky recordings all unfold in this episode, somewhat disturbingly, but hopefully coupled with some insights shared on growing up, and throwing up undesirable patterns.
CHANGE! Yep, that old chestnut. How do we deal with it? Where does it go? Is it inevitable? Dean, Di and Chad discuss change and how it integrates to our world in relationship.
Doing The Work - in Relationship. Dean, Di and Chad discuss relationship issues stemming from: blame, work life balance, materialism, denial, inauthenticity, and so much more!
This episode brings to light the old toilet seat issue in relationship, awareness, and other small topics such as communication in general between couples!
Dean, Di and Chad discuss being in relationship with ourselves and others. Topics covered are: authenticity, honouring each other, materialism, the mundane, identity....the list goes on.
For anyone looking to improve their relationship with self and with their loved one's these podcasts are geared towards everyone of us that's receptive to hearing some alternative views on how we best serve ourselves and others in loving relationship.
Join psychotherapists Dean, Chad and Di as they discuss the tender topic of Masculine and Feminine energy in relationship.