Is It Love or Love Addiction?

Welcome to the reprogram, where we reveal and heal the programs our nervous system picked up along our lives to protect us, where our children's improved behavior is a byproduct of the safety we've reclaimed in our bodies, where we use neuroscience to bring us back to love, and where we bravely heal ourselves so our children don't have to.

intergenerational trauma ends with us.

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I'm with you.

I am

you.

Let's reprogram together.

You guys, I'm so grateful to have Jodi White here today.

Hey, Jodi.

Hello.

She's here with her lovely Texas accent.

She is a licensed therapist, coach, and podcaster of Journals of a Love Addict.

I found her on my Spotify search page when I wanted to know more about this tricky and you'll find pretty pervasive issue in our culture.

You may have heard about it through Liz Gilbert's book that brought awareness to sex and love addiction on a whole bigger scale.

It was very tricky and upsetting for a lot of people.

That was interesting.

I know you had a whole podcast episode on that and I listened to it and I see you nodding with such intensity because my goodness, but we're here to center on this really misunderstood, but also pretty widespread concept of love addiction.

So thanks

for being

here, Jodi.

Yeah.

Thanks for having me.

I'm glad to hear.

I love talking about this.

So yeah.

Let's let's go.