Dr. Juli (Juli) Slattery
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830 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 3 Aug
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So and we'll also drop in the show notes just some links to follow up resources, books, blogs, other podcast episodes that can help you regardless of the season that you're in.
You might want to pick up a copy of God's Sex in Your Marriage, could be a good follow up for you.
But
Hannah, thanks for hanging out with me.
We're talking about sexual oneness through the seasons.
Anytime.
We'll do it again next time.
If you are a parent, a pastor, or simply someone who wants to love this next generation well, you might have noticed how quickly the language around identity and sexuality has been changing.
There's these new terms that are popping up all the time, terms like omnisexual and abrosexual and pomosexual.
Do you even know what all that means?
Boy, it sometimes can feel very overwhelming.
And that's why I'm really grateful for the conversation that we're going to have today.
I'm Julie Slattery, the host of this podcast, and today my guest is Dr. Julia Sadusky.
Julia is a licensed therapist who works really closely with young people who are navigating questions of identity, faith, and sexuality.
She has partnered with Dr. Mark Yourhouse to co-author the new book, Emerging Sexual Identities.
This book is a thoughtful and compassionate and really grounded resource for understanding what's happening in our culture and how we can respond with both truth and grace.
In this conversation, we start out by talking about the difference between gender identity and sexual identity.
But we also talk about why language seems to be evolving so quickly, the influence of things like queer theory on our understanding of sexuality, as well as how social media is impacting all this.
And most importantly, we talk about how to stay relationally connected to the people that you love who might be in the middle of all of this.
Okay, here's my conversation with Julia Sedusky.
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