Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology and Ron. I'm really excited about this conversation with Dr Julia Sedusky.

Julia is a licensed clinical psychologist in Colorado. She's also an author, consultant, speaker, and adjunct professor.

She's at extensive research and clinical work in sexual development and specializes in trauma-informed care.

She has a bachelor's degree from Ave Maria University, a master's degree and doctorate in clinical

psychology from Regent University.

She's written or co-written several books, including her most recent book.

The title is, Start talking to your kids about sex, a practical guide for Catholics now as we discuss

at the very end of this conversation.

This book is also very relevant and helpful for Protestants. So don't let that if you're not Catholic don't let the subtitle scare you away

As you'll see everything we talk about is very relevant from whether you're a Catholic or Protestant.

Well gosh we talked about so many things whether you're a Catholic or a Protestant.

Gosh, we talked about so many things.

I mean, on the one hand, we did get very explicit

in a very, I think, healthy way

with how to talk to your kids about sex

and our sexed bodies.

So we do talk explicitly and I hate, I don't want to give a warning because the whole point of

why we talk explicitly is because we should talk explicitly with our kids.

So I don't want to say if you're young kids aren't around, you know, maybe if you have young

kids around that you haven't had these conversations with that maybe put your buds in, listen to this,

and then turn right around and start having more open and honest conversations with your kids about this really important topic.

So without further ado, please welcome the show for the first time, one and only Dr. Julia Sedusky.

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