Reddit Talks: 3 New Talks on toxic relationships, intimacy, and more!

#**July 22** Julia Naftulin 12:30pm PT/ 3:30pm ET/7:30pm GMT

Julia is a [health reporter from Insider](https://www.insider.com/author/julia-naftulin) who covers sex, relationships, dating, and recreational drugs including cannabis and psychedelics, and has a column on Insider called “Doing It Right”. Given her background in all of these subjects and her wealth of experience, we’re glad to invite her here to have this discussion. Please reply below with any questions you may have for her, and we’ll try to ask her them on the day!

#**July 23** Zoë Kors 2pm PT/ 5pm ET/ 9pm GMT

We have Zoë Kors again – one of our regular guests – and she gave great advice and fielded a ton of very interesting questions from the audience so we’re delighted to have her back!

She’s a writer and an experienced hand when it comes to coaching people through sex, intimacy, and sexual wellness issues, with a wealth of experience. She also works with clients to help re-introduce healthy sexuality and intimacy to a broken relationship, and works with the Center for Relational Healing which specialises in the treatment of sex addiction and trauma. She’s also the author of the infamous article of [6 Ways to have Radically Intimate Sex](https://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/01/6-ways-to-have-radically-intimate-sex-zoe-kors/) which is a very enlightening read.

#July 28 1PM PT/3pm CST/9pm GMT

We have a delightful talk planned with Stephanie Sarkis, PHD, who is an accomplished author who has written [many books about relationships](http://stephaniesarkis.com/books/). Specifically, our talk will focus on her latest book, Healing from Toxic Relationships, and we’ll be taking questions live from the community about this very important issue that affects many of our members.

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There will be a chance to ask your question live to our guests or you can post one in the live chat which will appear when the Talk is live and a mod will to read out the question to our guest. You can also post on here and we’ll do the same.

Note: these talks is likely to be **very busy** and we want to get to help as many people as possible so please keep your questions **short and focused**. It might help to write it down beforehand. Mods may also summarise your question if we’re reading from the chat. Feel free to also make a post in the subreddit so other people can offer their advice, too!