Before love can feel good, it has to feel safe.

In this episode, we explore why emotional safety is the core of healing after toxic relationships — and how learning to feel safe in your body changes the way you love, connect, and receive.

We’ll talk about nervous system healing, self-trust, and the deeper reason your body sometimes resists love, even when you want it. Because when safety becomes your baseline, openness follows naturally. You stop overthinking, stop waiting for the other shoe to drop, and finally start allowing love to meet you.

This is how real, healthy love begins — with safety first.

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Even when your mind knows you’ve moved on, your body can still hold the memories of toxic love.

In this episode, we explore how the body stores emotional pain from past toxic relationships — and why those memories resurface when you start to feel safe or loved again. You’ll learn how your nervous system protects you, what your body is really communicating, and how to release old survival patterns so you can open your heart to healthy, emotionally available love.

Because healing after toxic relationships isn’t about forgetting the past — it’s about teaching your body that real love doesn’t have to hurt anymore.

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So many women tell themselves they need to be fully healed before they even think about opening up to love again. But is that actually true… or just another layer of self-protection?

In this episode, we talk about what “readiness” really means after a toxic relationship — and why waiting to feel perfectly healed can quietly keep you stuck. We explore how the nervous system responds to new love, why fear shows up even when you’ve done the work, and how to move forward gently, without forcing or shutting down.

You’ll learn how to recognize the difference between not being ready and simply not feeling safe yet, and how to support your body as you step toward healthier, emotionally available relationships.

Because you don’t need to be perfect to receive love.
You just need to feel safe enough to try

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This first episode marks the beginning of a softer chapter — for both you and me.

In After Toxic Love, we’re moving beyond survival mode and into the work of learning how to let love in again, in a new way. I’ll be sharing what inspired this rebrand, what “after toxic love” really means, and how this podcast will guide you through rebuilding self-trust, nervous system healing, and receiving healthy, emotionally available love.

If you’ve ever wondered what comes after heartbreak — after the chaos, after the confusion — this is where we begin.

When your heart is broken all you wish to do is just forget, get back into things you used to do before the relationship or even jump into another relationship. But sooner or later you realise that it’s not working, the pain is still there and the emotions going along with them.

If you are at this stage then this episode is for you. A clear pathway on the small beginning steps on how to begin the journey of truly healing from your heartbreak. Whether it’s a heartbreak from a relationship, friendship or from your childhood these steps are the best place to start from. It’s where I started when I left my past toxic relationship and it’s what I’m doing again now that I’m processing some deep childhood heartbreak.

Have a try and let me know what you think and as always if you need additional support please send me a message or an email on [email protected]

I have been seeing a reoccurring theme lately where relationships are breaking down in front of me with a common theme to them all. One or both of the people within the relationship aren't being true to themselves.

So, in this episode, I am asking you to look deeper within yourself and see if you are being your true self or trying to be someone your partner or husband wants you to be.

When we are trying to live up to certain expectations of our spouse we don't realise this has an expiry date, a relationship can not survive when it's based on trying to be someone you are not. Healing the reason why we do this in relationships can be a huge step within your journey to finding a healthy, loving relationship.

All my love always,

JLT

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Dealing with heartbreak and heavy emotions can be tough, it can be challenging, so challenging in fact you might just want to give up altogether, go back to what you already know, or just be in a place of keeping yourself busy to avoid feeling what is truly going on.

I avoided feeling my heartbreak until it got to the point where I had no other option than to just feel. The only thing that got me through the most challenging time in my life is in this episode. Holding onto this one thing got me through the other side and becoming the woman I am.

So before going into the deeper stuff, I want you to find your secret driving force so that no matter what, you will get yourself through your heartbreak storm and out the other side.

One of the most commonly asked questions I receive is, how do I love myself? Yet most of the time women aren't realising just how much they are hating themselves, hating how they have acted and what they have said at the same time.

Hate and love can't coexist together in this journey hence why it's so important to start learning to love the parts you hate.

In this episode, I will share my journey to learning how to love myself again and how I have worked with the emotion of shame to be able to do that.

If you want to take this journey even deeper then pop me a message.

All my love always,

JLT

So many of us don't realise when we go through heartbreak we go down the road of blaming the other person, seeing all they did bad to us, blaming them for breaking our hearts when the true reality is that we also played a role in our hearts being broken. Yes, ouch!!!!

We have a lot of built-up anger within us over the pain we are feeling without realising most of this anger is towards ourselves because we can't admit to the role we played in breaking our hearts.

So to begin this journey it's all about taking accountability, where did you allow your own heart to be broken? Where did you no uphold our boundaries? When did you abandon yourself for the sake of him? These are all extremely valuable questions to ask yourself when taking accountability and owning the role you play.

This is your first building block to healing your broken heart and beginning a new chapter in your journey.

As always if you wish to take this journey deeper you know where I am and I am sending you soooo much love!

Your relationship guide, JLT.