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EP 286: 4 Factors that Make Us Susceptible to Toxic Relationships

EPISODE · Nov 29, 2022 · 26 MIN

EP 286: 4 Factors that Make Us Susceptible to Toxic Relationships

from Let’s Get Vulnerable: Relationship and Dating Advice

You won’t want to miss this episode!    I cover the four things that make anyone susceptible to a toxic relationship.    These are four factors that once we are aware of them, it will forever change how you think about relationships!    Inside of this episode:    -How your past experiences in relationships are impacting your present relationships  -Why unhealthy relationships can feel “addicting”  -How to start to rewire your brain for healthy love    If you loved this episode, you will love the Masterclass I hosted on 11/22!    Make sure you watch the replay here, it is packed with everything you need to start your healing journey:    Click Here to Watch it Now!     P.S. Just in case you missed it-  I’m hosting a special giveaway this month as my way of saying thank-you for 2 Million Downloads!    ⭐️GIVEAWAY DEETS⭐️   🏆Winner receives a FREE 60 Minute 1:1 Coaching session with me!   TO ENTER: 1️⃣Leave a written review of the Let's Get Vulnerable podcast on Apple podcasts   Click Here to Leave a Review   2️⃣Screenshot the review and direct message it to me here via Instagram @drmorgancoaching  (OR you can email it to [email protected])    3️⃣On December 1st the winner will be randomly selected!

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