Being mean to yourself is not required to get over your ex

In today’s episode we explore a topic that has a significant influence on our life. Breakup Coach Dorothy encourages you to embrace a tool that fosters empowerment and personal growth rather than falling victim to a very common collective idea.

Prepared to shift your focus from problems to solutions by emphasizing the control we have in influencing ourselves and taking decisive action towards neutrality and indifference.

Learn the counterintuitive technique that has you going from disappointed in yourself to in control of yourself.

Getting over your ex who struggled with addiction

In today’s episode, Breakup Coach Dorothy and her client, Delanie, talk about finally asking for help, giving herself more credit, acceptance, self-love, letting go of the pain, and getting over an ex who struggled with addiction. Join them as they discuss Delanie’s healing journey and her personal ways of rewriting her story.

Want individualized support, help, and coaching on your specific breakup? Join us in the Get Over Your Ex program: https://dorothyabjohnson.com/getoveryourex

Karilyn Ivers: https://www.karilynivers.com/

Podcast: Your Partners Addiction

Why do I feel addicted to my ex?

Have you ever found yourself asking, “Why do I feel so addicted to my ex?” Well, today, we’ve got answers and a roadmap to help you break free from those compulsive behaviors that seem to take over your life. Breakups have a unique way of turning even the most empowered and resilient individuals into someone they don’t recognize.

Join us in this eye-opening episode as we delve into the profound psychology of post-breakup attachment and the reasons behind those persistent, seemingly uncontrollable actions that are anything but characteristic of you. Whether it’s the relentless calls to your ex, the incessant checking of your phone in hopes of their message, or the constant scrutiny of your social media stories for their engagement, if you’re struggling to move on, this episode was crafted with you in mind.

In this transformative conversation, we’ll equip you with practical steps and strategies to understand, cope with, and ultimately overcome your ex addiction. It’s time to regain control over your emotions, thoughts, and actions and embark on a journey toward healing and self-empowerment.

Previous episode: Ep. 131 – When your ex is struggling with addiction w/ Karilyn Ivers

Karilyn Ivers Podcast

Biology of Desire

Does anyone else feel embarrassed about their breakup?

Ever wonder why breakups often leave us feeling embarrassed? Join Breakup Coach Dorothy as she shatters the silence surrounding this emotion. In this episode we explore how pursuing our desires garners more cheers than jeers, and dive into practical strategies for coping with embarrassment, including intentionally stepping out of comfort zones to befriend rejection and understanding that our self-perception matters more than imagined judgments.

 

How do I stop second-guessing a breakup I initiated?

In this episode, the Breakup Coach Dorothy addresses the complex emotions that follow a breakup when you’re the one who initiated it. She dives into the feelings of doubt and regret that can arise and outlines how to release regret and make decisions from calm clarity. Whether you’ve already made the decision to break up and you’re feeling regret or you’re worried about breaking up because you might feel regretful and second guess yourself, you’re going to want to tune in!

 

When all the signs point to your ex

Breakup Coach Dorothy interviews her client Caitlyn, about her journey from struggling to take up space in her relationship, dealing with anxious attachment and breakup regrets, thinking they’re meant to be, to being over her ex. Listen in to learn more about her journey. 

Caitlyn’s blog: https://journeytodpt.com/

Want individualized support, help, and coaching on your specific breakup? Join us in the Get Over Your Ex program: https://dorothyabjohnson.com/getoveryourex

 

3 truths about your breakup

In today’s episode we unravel the complex tapestry of breakup truths. In a world where perception shapes reality, discover how to find solace and strength through embracing contradictions. Breakup Coach Dorothy introduces the concept of “living in the AND,” where opposing truths harmonize. Learn how to create your own breakup truths that empower growth and healing.

 

When it feels like the end

Join us in today’s episode as you learn what to do when it feels like it’s the end after a heartbreaking and earth shattering breakup/divorce. You’ll leave with next steps on what you can do to change and shift this feeling to reveal hidden opportunities that help you create everything you had or wanted with your ex and more.

 

Signs you’re over your ex

In this episode, we dive into three distinct phases: those in urgent emotional turmoil, those seeking transformation while functioning, and those feeling stuck despite believing they’ve moved on. The central question we tackle is, “How do we know we are over our exes?” 

Discover a powerful method to measure your emotional progress, set tangible goals, and identify signs that you’ve truly moved on and are over your ex. Whether you’re fully healed, nearly there, or seeking guidance, this episode offers valuable tools to navigate the path from heartbreak to healed.

Want individualized support, help, and coaching on your specific breakup? Join us in the Get Over Your Ex program: https://dorothyabjohnson.com/getoveryourex

 

How to get rid of breakup anxiety

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Breakup Coach Dorothy interviews her client Felicia, who once struggled with debilitating panic attacks triggered by her relationship and then breakup. In this episode, they discuss Felicia’s journey to overcoming breakup anxiety, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical strategies for their own healing. Join them to discover tools for overcoming breakup anxiety and building a brighter future beyond past relationships.