Feeling Into ed 15: dating and relating during times of complexity

//the what\\

in this installment of 'feeling into', we'll be joined by margeaux feldman, whose work explores what happens at the intersection of trauma, relating + healing. we'll speak into our contemporary moment of socio, economic, and political challenges and how they intensify the fractures in our relationships. We'll also unpack the myths we've been sold about how it 'should' be, and how difficult it can feel to hold complexity within our relationships. we'll also explore how we make our way back to each other, and how to embrace joy in the process. the convo will be facilitated by Euphemia Russell.

//about the series\\

'feeling into' is an IRL Q&A experience brought to you by the team behind 'the feels'.

the series explores better relating via the ideas, theories + practices of some of today's most dynamic leaders, thinkers + storytellers.

the events take place in living room like settings.

your ticket cost covers light bites + non alc drink options.

//about the speaker \\

Margeaux Feldman (they/them) is a multidisciplinary artist and educator who uses creative writing, visual art, and social technologies to promote mental health. Their artistic practice focuses on experiences of living with complex trauma and chronic illness. Margeaux is currently completing the MFA in Creative Writing at California Institute of the Arts, where they are at work on a memoir entitled Wounding/Wanting: an archive. Prior to this, they completed a PhD in English Literature and Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto. Margeaux is the author of the book, Touch Me, I'm Sick: A Memoir in Essays, forthcoming with Beacon Press (September 9, 2025). Margeaux’s essays, art, and book reviews have been published in The Sonora Review, GUTS Magazine, The Ex-Puritan, and Rabble, amongst others. They run the popular instagram meme account @softcore_trauma.

//about the host \\

Euphemia Russell is 'the feels' LA City Lead, somatic coach and bestselling author of Slow Pleasure. Euphemia is trained in somatic coaching, International Coaching Federation, sex-positive education, sexual violence counselling, trauma-informed facilitation, and has a background in Community Cultural Development.

They’ve been featured in Elle, Cosmopolitan, Vice, Harper’s Bazaar, and multiple national radios and newspapers.

// refund policy \\

tickets are non-refundable; if for some reason you're not able to attend the event you've puchased a ticket for, we'll honor it at a future Q&A.