She Receives Podcast

She Receives Podcast

Hosted by: Dr. Tabitha Taylor

Welcome to She Receives Podcast! A nervous system-led conversation about softness, safety, embodiment, intimacy, spirituality, and learning to receive. Hosted by Dr. Tabitha Taylor, licensed professional...

Episodes

Episode 12: Why Calm Love Can Feel Uncomfortable?

Season #1

Today, we’re talking about something that can feel deeply confusing and even a little unsettling on your healing journey: that moment when life finally gives you what you said you wanted- a steady, kind partner,...
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Episode 11: Why Rest Feels Unsafe for So Many Women

Season #1

A Nervous System–Led Intimacy™ Conversation on Softness, Survival & Learning to Exhale   Today’s conversation is for the woman who says she wants rest, but struggles to actually let herself slow down, the woman...
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Episode 10: Why You Feel Guilty Choosing Yourself in Intimacy (and How to Stop)

Season #1

Why You Feel Guilty Choosing Yourself in Intimacy (and How to Stop)   Today's conversation is for the woman who has spent so much of her life making sure everyone else is okay that somewhere along the way, she stopped...
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Episode 9: How to Express Your Needs Without Shutting Down or Overexplaining

Season #1

How to Express Your Needs Without Shutting Down or Overexplaining   Today’s episode is dedicated to the woman who holds everything together for everyone else, the one who manages, anticipates, and smooths things over,...
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Episode 8: You Want Closeness… But Your Body Says No

Season #1

 Welcome back to She Receives Podcast! In this episode, I’m speaking directly to the woman who feels caught in a heavy, exhausting internal tug-of-war: part of you deeply craves closeness and connection, but another...
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Episode 7: Restoring Safety After Betrayal: How to Feel Safe in Intimacy Again

Season #1

Restoring Safety After Betrayal: How to Feel Safe in Intimacy Again A Nervous System-Led Approach This episode is a gentle and essential conversation for any woman trying to navigate a relationship disruption or...
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Episode 6: Nervous System Led Intimacy - How to Approach Intimacy So It Actually Feels Safe

Season #1

Nervous System Led Intimacy - How to Approach Intimacy So It Actually Feels Safe   Have you ever quietly wondered: "Why is foreplay turning me off instead of turning me on?" If traditional foreplay leaves you feeling...
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Episode 5 The Pleasure Protection — Why Your Body “Turns Down the Volume” on Intimacy

Season #1

The Pleasure Protection — Why Your Body “Turns Down the Volume” on Intimacy   In this deeply comforting episode, we address the questions so many women quietly carry: "Why does intimacy feel so hard? Why can't I just...
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Episode 4: Why So Many Women Feel Disconnection in Intimacy and Why Reconnection Begins Within

Season #1

Why Women Feel Disconnected from Intimacy (And How Reconnection Begins) This episode is for any woman who has ever quietly wondered: "What happened to me? Why do I feel so disconnected from intimacy, even when I...
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Episode 3: You Don't Have to Check In Alone: Anchoring into Spirit for Safety

Season #1

Welcome back to She Receives Podcast! In our previous conversations, we talked about finding safety within as the foundation for trust and intimacy. But let’s be honest: sometimes going inward feels too heavy, too...
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Episode 2: How Trust Grows When the Nervous System Feels Safe in Intimacy

Season #1

Why does trust feel difficult even when you want connection?   Welcome back to She Recieves Podcast! In this second episode, we are diving deep into a foundational element of reclaiming intimacy from the inside out:...
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Episode 1: Checked In! Reclaiming Intimacy from the Inside Out

Season #1

What Does Being "Checked In" Actually Mean? Welcome to the very first episode of She Receives! I am so grateful you are here. In this opening episode, I’m introducing myself as a licensed professional counselor, sex...
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