Dr. Morgan Anderson shares life tips on ‘Let’s Get Vulnerable: Relationship and Dating Advice’
“Let’s Get Vulnerable: Relationship and Dating Advice” is hosted by Dr. Morgan Anderson, a clinical psychologist, relationship coach, and creator of the E.S.L. relationship method. Dr. Anderson’s mission is to offer advice, share tools for listeners to confidently reach life goals, and provide tips to help them navigate the dating world. In episodes, Dr. Anderson’s podcasting style brings truth, knowledge, and humor in conversation with guests to share their stories and strategies as well. Tune in for real talk about relationships, dating, and sex, recorded in an unedited and unscripted format, so it sounds like a live show.
Since 2020, Dr. Morgan Anderson has released over 200 episodes running under 45 minutes on average. Stream the series in any order, and tune in for new, semiweekly episodes on a variety of self-improvement topics.
On a recent episode of Podsauce, our host Alesha selected “Let’s Get Vulnerable: Relationship and Dating Advice” for her podcast pick this week. As a mental health advocate, Alesha enjoys self-improvement podcasts. Alesha listened to Dr. Anderson’s series and appreciates the advice shared in episodes to make dating a bit more bearable. Alesha highlighted learning about attachment styles and trauma bonds in several episodes.
Episode 208 explored desire, securely attached sex, and communication. Dr. Anderson reviewed Esther Perel’s work and re-read her book, Mating in Captivity. In this episode, Dr. Anderson discussed “why sex with emotionally unavailable partners is so hot,” physical connection in safe relationships, how identity work plays a part in maintaining desire, and secure attachment styles.
Episode 209 discussed if friendships are sabotaging your dating life and thwarting your healing journey. Dr. Anderson dove into setting boundaries with friends, reconnecting with your inner guidance system, and self-trust. If you’re looking for advice for getting over an ex, tune into Episode 195. Other episode topics include “Shiny Relationship Syndrome,” how to ask for support, forgiveness, daily routines, getting ghosted, self-compassion, and more.
Dr. Aileen Alexander joined Dr. Anderson for a conversation on body acceptance and working toward the best version of yourself. They shared their personal journeys, truths about weight loss, the connection between self-worth and body image, and more. Dr. Lauren Cook shared how to create space for love while having an awesome career in Episode 156.
Check out new, semiweekly episodes of “Let’s Get Vulnerable: Relationship and Dating Advice” wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts.
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