Emotional Connection with Raphael Cushnir Podcast - New Podcasts with O Magazine Writer Focus on Family Wounds, Losing Weight, Death, Grieving and Self-nurturing

Raphael Cushnir brings his clients to the podcast as he helps them deal with emotional issues of death, grieving, weight loss, and family wounds. In doing so, he helps listeners to the podcasts apply the same principles to their lives.

Portland, OR (PRWEB) March 23, 2008 -- Award-winning author and filmmaker Raphael Cushnir continues to provide powerful new insights regarding one of life's most confounding questions - "What is the best way to deal with our emotions?"

Cushnir's weekly podcast, Emotional Connection with Raphael Cushnir, (found at www.radiotransformation.com) departs from the usual interview format and instead presents actual, unedited sessions with Cushnir's clients. These sessions highlight a particular emotional challenge, and the fastest, most effective way to work through it.

Week thirteen's theme on the Emotional Connection podcast is "I Keep Dating Versions of My Dad." In this episode, premiering April 8, Cushnir works with Linda to break her lifelong pattern of choosing broken men as a misguided way to overcome the legacy of her father.

Week fourteen's theme is "My Weight, My Depression, and The Secret." In this episode, premiering April 15, Karyn learns that the unhealthy need to eat is never present when Emotional Connection is.

Week fifteen's theme is "I Blame Myself for My Partner's Death." In this episode, premiering April 22, G. describes the great challenges he faced when dealing with the sudden death of his partner after a seven-year relationship. Connecting to his grief over the whole trauma until it leads to acceptance, G. learns, is the most effective path to peace.

Week sixteen's theme is "It's hard to Live Up to a Ghost." In this episode, premiering April 29, Karen's described how her "perfect" older sister died at age 6 and her mother never got over the loss. This caused Karen to develop a fierce inner drive and a hyper inner critic. To heal and find contentment, Karen applies a special Emotional Connection technique called "Cradling." Her report: "It was like a fog lifting."

According to Raphael Cushnir, most of us never learn:

Raphael Cushnir is a popular contributor to O, the Oprah magazine. He is the author of Unconditional Bliss, which was nominated for best Personal Growth title of 2000, Setting Your Heart on Fire, which is used as a teaching tool in spiritual centers nationwide, and How Now: 100 Ways to Celebrate the Present Moment, which Spirituality & Health Magazine named one of the "Best Spiritual Books of 2005." He came to his current path after years as a schoolteacher, activist and award-winning Hollywood filmmaker. His heart was opened through an experience of profound grief.

The Podcast sponsors for March and April are Podcast Potpourri and DIY Father. Podcast Potpourri features a wide variety of topics for personal growth planetary healing, and can be found at www.podcastpotpourri.com. DIY Father is a Podcast by dads and for dads. It can be found at www.diyfather.com.

Emotional Connection with Raphael Cushnir can be found at www.radiotransformation.com, one of the podcasting channels on Yaktivate.com. Yaktivate.com is an internet marketing organization and podcast network that features podcast shows on channels that reflect a wide range of topics- from issues for twenty-somethings to business strategies to emotional healing and beyond. Yaktivate.com is always on the lookout for new podcasting talent and for businesses that are seeking an effective and cost-effective way to reach their niche marketing audience.

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