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"Why You Can’t Stop Thinking About It"
In this episode of the Be A Better You Podcast, we explore why so many people struggle to stop thinking about their ex, especially after experiencing narcissistic abuse, emotional abuse, or trauma bonds. If you're tired of the endless mental loops and intrusive thoughts, this episode will help you understand the science behind why your brain keeps you stuck. We'll dive into the role of unresolved emotions, subconscious attachments, and the brain's reward system, which can make even painful memories feel familiar—and harder to let go.
You'll learn how neural pathways are formed and why it's not just the memories themselves, but the emotional charge behind them, that keeps you ruminating. I’ll also explain how to rewire these pathways and break free from the toxic patterns that keep you tethered to the past.
As part of this episode, I'm asking for you to be highlighted in my next episode to identify the most common thoughts you have about your ex. Plus, I’m excited to announce my upcoming free Zoom event on December 11, How to Stop Thinking of Your Ex in Under 90 Days, where you will be learning about the powerful techniques to stop rumination for good. Don’t miss out—tune in now and start your journey to mental freedom!
Join the December 11th Break Free From Rumination Online Training: https://www.radiatenrise.com/joinus-fb43e29f-15c5-4a77-bd73-fff551b0e0d8
Support the show
To learn more about my Programs visit the website
www.radiatenrise.com
Email: [email protected]
Free 30 Min Root Cause Call
Join Radiate and Rise Together - Survivor Healing Community for Women
GET YOUR FREE AUDIO
To send a DM, visit Allison's profiles on
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https://www.instagram.com/allisonkdagney/
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*Formerly (The Emotional Abuse Recovery Podcast)
By Allison K. Dagney4.8
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Leave a message & include your contact or I won't know it's you.
"Why You Can’t Stop Thinking About It"
In this episode of the Be A Better You Podcast, we explore why so many people struggle to stop thinking about their ex, especially after experiencing narcissistic abuse, emotional abuse, or trauma bonds. If you're tired of the endless mental loops and intrusive thoughts, this episode will help you understand the science behind why your brain keeps you stuck. We'll dive into the role of unresolved emotions, subconscious attachments, and the brain's reward system, which can make even painful memories feel familiar—and harder to let go.
You'll learn how neural pathways are formed and why it's not just the memories themselves, but the emotional charge behind them, that keeps you ruminating. I’ll also explain how to rewire these pathways and break free from the toxic patterns that keep you tethered to the past.
As part of this episode, I'm asking for you to be highlighted in my next episode to identify the most common thoughts you have about your ex. Plus, I’m excited to announce my upcoming free Zoom event on December 11, How to Stop Thinking of Your Ex in Under 90 Days, where you will be learning about the powerful techniques to stop rumination for good. Don’t miss out—tune in now and start your journey to mental freedom!
Join the December 11th Break Free From Rumination Online Training: https://www.radiatenrise.com/joinus-fb43e29f-15c5-4a77-bd73-fff551b0e0d8
Support the show
To learn more about my Programs visit the website
www.radiatenrise.com
Email: [email protected]
Free 30 Min Root Cause Call
Join Radiate and Rise Together - Survivor Healing Community for Women
GET YOUR FREE AUDIO
To send a DM, visit Allison's profiles on
Instagram and Facebook
https://www.instagram.com/allisonkdagney/
https://www.facebook.com/allisonkdagney/
*Formerly (The Emotional Abuse Recovery Podcast)

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