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Allana Pratt, Intimacy Expert - Intimate Conversations Highlights with Rusty Stewart

This week on Intimate Conversations Live, I got to get down and dirty with Rusty Stewart.  He is such a breath of fresh air.  Intelligent, bad ass, deep, and profound, all wrapped up in one amazing package.

Rusty shares how to create unconventional and authentic relationships with ravishing sex through unbridled self expression. To learn more about Rusty and to take advantage of his super awesome offer, please visit http://ift.tt/1FO4ah5.

AH112IMG_0249_2You can learn more about Rusty in his bio below.

Rusty Stewart, Ph.D. earned his doctorate in Psychoeducational Processes at Temple University. He founded and created “Personal Growth Alternatives, LLC” in Abington, PA 15 years ago and launched his new business “Dr. Rusty’s Love Shack” in 2013. Rusty is a proficient and skilled Professional Inspirational Speaker, Relationship Transformation Coach, Integrated Psychotherapist, Hypnotherapist, Seminar Leader, Reiki Master, Shaman, and Writer. He also teaches certifications for Usui and Shamanic Reiki and Holistic Integrative Breathing. Rusty has professionally recorded two 6 cd series titled “Holistic Integrative Breathing” and “Open Heart Shamanic Change Journeying.”

Rusty spoke at Philadelphia’s Mind, Body, Spirit Expo from 2000-2009. In addition, he has been an Adjunct Professor for Temple, Thomas Jefferson, and Georgian Court Universities. Rusty was a regular writer for Yoga Living Magazine for 9 years and Living Well Magazine for 1 year. He now writes for Expanded Family Magazine and Your Tango.

Rusty’s current focus is with “Dr. Rusty’s Love Shack,” coaching people who want to attract and BE WITH the relationship(s) of their dreams with deep lasting Love and sizzling spiritual sex! He specializes in Full Self Expression and Taking 100% Responsibility in relationships and your life! Rusty Loves working with alternative/non-traditional lifestyles/relationships (polyamory, monogomish, BDSM, gay, bi, lesbian, transsexual, transgender, asexual, queer, pansexual, questioning, curious, etc.) and traditional, open minded, edgy, monogamous, heterosexual lifestyles/relationships. Dr. Rusty also interviews Love, relationship, and sex experts from all around the world with his “Edgy Love Secrets Revealed” free virtual summit. He has been practicing successfully in his business and delivering sensational results for his audiences and clients for 15 years!

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