Wheel Of Consent writing
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Needy, or necessary? Why is it so hard to ask for what you want?
If you find it hard to ask for what you want you’re not alone! Find out why this is, and a simple way you can make a change
4 practical ways you can avoid burnout or overgiving at work
Burnout and overgiving are some of the most common problems at work. Here’s how you can take steps to change that
Think you’re impulsive? Here’s a 5-day challenge for you
Is being impulsive a bad thing? Learn why it’s good to follow your impulses with this simple, powerful – and fun – step by step guide.
4 steps you can take to give and receive better
If you want to be able to give and receive with less confusion and more clarity, here are some practical steps you can take
Consent – why permission is not enough
If you want to borrow my car you need to get my permission. But what about if you want me to drive it for you? Find out about the other essential consent dynamic we don’t even have a name for
Articles about the Wheel Of Consent
The New York Times, 15 Dec 2020
Interview with Robyn Dalzen and Betty Martin of the School Of Consent
"This year, physical distance and safety became part of a suddenly urgent conversation for everyone. But for educators focused on intimacy and consent, questions about bodies and boundaries are a constant focus" by Julia Carmel
Tears, honesty and flirty games: how we escaped our married sex rut.
"After 15 years and three children, my husband and I found ourselves stuck in an ‘intimacy impasse’. Could a therapist help us sizzle again?" Liz Allen explores her options, including the 'game-changer' of the Wheel of Consent.