CREATIVITY & ATTACHMENT
How our relationships shape our creativity,
and how creativity can (re)shape our relationships. ♾️
Join us for an intimate, inspirational talk between somatic couples therapist, Jordan Dann, and author/writing coach, Bethany Saltman.
WHEN: Thursday, February 22nd, 2024 @ 6:30 EST / 3:30 PST
WHERE: Online via Zoom
COST: $22 USD
🫴 Ever wish you could be living a more creative life?
- But there’s never enough time, with everything else on your plate?
- Does your harsh inner critic stop you before you even start?
- Find it difficult to give yourself permission to indulge in such delight?
🫴 Ever feel stuck in a current relationship dynamic?
- Wish you could feel more connection, satisfaction, and expansion in your relationship(s)?
- Tired of butting heads, and feel afraid that "the thrill is gone?"
- Want more from your partner, and feel like you're the one doing all the work?
MEET YOUR HOSTS
Jordan Dann
Jordan is a trauma-informed somatic therapist, author, teacher, & speaker based in New York City.
As a certified Psychoanalyst, Gestalt therapist, Imago Relationship therapist, and Somatic Experiencing practitioner, Jordan helps people bring vibrancy to relationships by reconnecting with the wisdom of their bodies and learning the dance of rupture and repair.
Bethany Saltman
Bethany still can’t believe she gets to write and work with books for a living. Her critically acclaimed first book, Strange Situation: A Mother’s Journey Into the Science of Attachment (2020, Random House) was named one of the Top Science Books of 2020 by New Scientist, has been published in 5 countries, and is included in psychology syllabi around the world.
As a bestselling book coach and co-host of the Bookbound podcast, Bethany is obsessed with the art of the non-fiction book proposal and with helping women claim their authority. She is also a Brown-University certified leadership coach and lives in the Catskills of New York with her husband, teenage daughter, and their two standard poodles.
MODERATED BY:
Sarah Dohrmann
Sarah is a is a Brooklyn-based writer of literary nonfiction, a longtime teacher of creative writing, and a psychotherapist currently working with survivors of intimate partner violence. Sarah’s writing has appeared in Harper’s Magazine, Tin House Magazine, The Iowa Review, New York magazine, and Condé Nast Traveler, among others. She's currently a clinical fellowship trainee at Gestalt Associates for Psychotherapy in New York exploring all things relational.