Nat Tenchich
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85 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2019
last heard Nov 2019
Nat Tenchich’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Hey there, Nat here.
And just a heads up, you probably gathered it from the show description, but this podcast involves stories about sexual abuse, sexual assault, family violence, and mentions of childhood abuse as well.
It's a heavy conversation for anyone to listen to.
So if it's something that you've gone through or are going through and it gets a bit too much, you can call Lifeline on 1311.
14 or 1-800 respect.
There's always someone you can talk to there.
And you can check out those numbers in the show description as well.
Warning, adult content, the hookup, love and on Triple J.
Enjoying sex and trusting a new love can be a real challenge when sex is linked to a trauma you've been through.
And it's not actually as uncommon as you might think.
Over the years, quite a few people have gotten in touch with us about this very topic.
You'll hear some of their stories in this episode, and we'll be talking about how to open yourself up again to love, to dating, to relationships, and to a healthy sex.
I'm Nat Tenchich.
Now Zack, not his real name, emailed the hookup with the subject line What is normal?
When I spoke to him, I learned that what he went through may not necessarily be normal.
But he wasn't alone with his story.
So when it comes to the experience that Zach went through and the question around what is normal, how do you know that what you're feeling is a result of that trauma you had, or just the same old anxiety everybody having sex goes through?
How do you separate the two?
Gemma Crib is a psychologist and sex therapist.
We heard Zack talking about putting pressure on himself to be over the trauma, you know?
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