The Body Myth – Healing From Family Body Shame ft. Meg Weber
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1b22nQfe0OP7qO4uWy3pA2
ABOUT THE GUEST
Meg Weber writes memoir about sex, grief, love, family, therapy, and tangled relationships. She is a queer writer and a mental health therapist who specializes in gender and sexuality. Her debut memoir, A Year of Mr. Lucky, launched in February of 2021, and she is at work on her second memoir. She lives in a suburb of Portland, Oregon with her wife, her teenager, a therapy labradoodle named Portland, and two cats.
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