We all have many different kinds of relationships. Do you count in all of yours?
Would you like some tools to have ease with maintaining YOU when family, partners, friends, co-workers, neighbors etc. want you to conform to who they think you should be and how you should act?
​Join  Venus and I  for a lively discussion of having all of you in your relationships.

What if there was an entire universe of possibilities available to us outside of what this reality tells us is possible? And what if that included how we look at addiction and recovery?
Marilyn was a guest on the What Else Is Possible Show with Megan Hill

Beyond being a victim and powerless to anything - The next instalment albeit a year later, from Anne Clarke and Marilyn Bradford discussing the hierarchy of labels and recovery from the addiction to story and trauma drama. 

​Suicide Awareness Month
Why would someone take their own life?  The answers are as numerous as the individuals, and we can never know for sure about any given person.  Does that mean we should do nothing?  Absolutely not!  The question is: What? Obviously, if someone is actively threatening to kill themselves, it’s imperative to seek professional help. But there are other circumstances where you might find yourself with someone who is upset and/or depressed, and there are ways you can be a contribution.

Do you know you live with someone who’s an addict, but feel at a loss about how to deal with them?  Have you tried conventional approaches but can’t make them work for you?

If you are around an addict, you are likely to feel and act in the following ways: (Questioning what you know to be true)
1. Agreeing to and with things you wouldn’t normally agree to.
2. Helping others out of jams or difficulties they have clearly created for themselves.  This can extend to lying for them or doing other behaviors you would not normally engage in.

What Is Abuse?
Marilyn Bradford and Bret Rockmore open up the conversation about the different kinds of abuse and what change is possible if abuse has been or is a part of your life currently. Using the dynamic tools of Access Consciousness, both Marilyn and Bret have healed abuse from their pasts and now facilitate others through classes, workshops, tele-summits, and one-on-one facilitation.