In the season finale- Kiki Vidis started her career in the adult film industry when she was 18 years old, she always had a desire to be involved in the industry. She travelled to the USA from Australia to pursue her dream and quickly found fame even staring in a reality TV show for Playboy TV.

In this episode Kiki reflects back on her career in the industry. She is very open about what scenes excited her and her boundaries.

We also discussed how the industry has changed with technology and the digital age.

In this episode we have a familiar and returning guest. Last time Kellie was on the show we talked about kinks and BDSM.

This time around we focus on Kellie's work around EMDR Therapy and Parts therapy- We all have different thoughts and feeling and sometimes they clash, so how do we work with that.

Some content in this episode may be distressing to some listeners.

Are we alone in this world? It is a question that many have pondered. In this episode I talk to Eesha Patel

Eesha Patel is the founder of Origin Activation, she is the world's foremost expert in first contact strategy and galactic consciousness.

In my chat with Eesha we discuss her experience of coming into contact with other beings and how her research has impacted her beliefs and the conversations and connections that she has made with the other world.

Alexis Donkin is a determined, tenacious and highly intelligent individual. At a young age she had a passion for storytelling and had always wanted to be a journalist for Channel 7 She achieved her dream. However that dream takes a toll. To achieve her dream she worked with different networks and had to prove her self in a very male dominated industry and she excelled and became a Senior Crime Reporter at Ch 7. I was so thrilled to have Alexis share her journey, the ups like having a politician answering her question as a newbie and reflecting on the emotional toll of reporting crime and dealing with death and disaster on a day to day basis.

Kirrilee is a Professional Organiser from Queens of Clutter in fact she and her sister Taryn started the business.

I had the privilege to speak to Kirrilee about who are the Queens of Clutter and how they make a difference in the community.

Well have you ever thought of what do I do with all of this clutter and how do I organise this- enter Kirrilee and her team.

Kirrilee and her team work with people with mental health/disability issues and she talked to me about how she navigates working with people whom are hoarders or Chronically Disorganised and the difference between them and a whole lot more.

To find out more about Kirrilee and her team check out

https://queensofclutter.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/QueensofClutter

https://www.instagram.com/queensofclutterperth/

Rachel is passionate about the capacity of music therapy to make a positive impact for people in all stages and walks of life and believes music is a powerful resource for helping people form trust and connections with one another.

Have you ever heard a song that means something to you and have had a special memory to that song, maybe it was your wedding song or a song played at the school dance, or you danced with your lover. Music is so powerful I was thrilled to chat to Rachel Hicks from Attuned Health about the power of music and how it is a wonderful tool in therapy to evoke memories that stimulate memories.

For More Information about Rachel and how Music Therapy can help you contact https://www.attunedhealth.com.au/

https://www.linkedin.com/company/attuned-health

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069861129314

Liz McComish is a leading Somatic Therapist, through this she works as a trauma integrated practitioner. Her ability and willingness to work with other people's trauma stems from her own trauma that included institutional abuse as a child.

Bit by bit she learnt to reclaim her body and her zest for live and it empowered Liz to help others like her to reclaim their power

Liz's story is a powerful one. It was a privilege to hear Liz's story and hold space with her.

Trigger warning- This episode does contain themes of sexual abuse.