Getting over a breakup? You’re in the right place! Breakups, Broken Hearts, and Moving On is a weekly podcast about healing broken hearts, building confidence, and moving forward in an empowered way. It is the perfect balance between science, spirituality, and sass. With a heavy dose of optimism, some laughs, and somber moments, Janice shares what she's learned from personal experience and as a br... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 283 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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There are stages of grief that are specific to divorce and breakups. I have developed the concept of Breakup Stages of Grief:
Devastation
Denial
Realization
Relief
Today I am going to be focusi... more
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This show is about healing. And this episode is about how you can help someone else to do it.
Get a pen and paper - today I am going to tell you five of the best ways to help a friend through a breakup. These are tips based on my own experience and... more
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It wasn’t until the ripe old age of 38 that I truly discovered love. Unfortunately it was a love that was unavailable, and while a long “half-relationship” blossomed from it, ultimately the situation transpired as such that it was over in one unexpected text…and I was left REELING.
As part of a way to mollify my distraught mind, I eventually sought out breakup podcasts. I had cycled through a few other shows before this one and while they were useful for a bit, at the end of the day they felt m... more
I wanted to share that your podcast definitely helped me a bit. Four days ago my girlfriend broke up with me completely out of the blue. We had planned to move in together at the end of the summer, and I had already started moving my things into her place. We have met each other’s families, and told each other that we were completely in love. Everything seemed really great. Thank you again for helping, and giving me some tips on how to heal. ❤️
Your podcast is so informative. You hit so many topics that are so helpful is navigating through this time. You’ve helped me realize that it is normal to feel what I’m home through and I am allowed to take this time to grieve and work on a stronger relationship with myself. I started listening to you yesterday and today was the first day I didn’t cry in weeks.
I love this podcast and Janice! I started listening last year after going through a very traumatic and devastating breakup💔 I learned there are not very many places to turn when you go through a breakup and you feel so isolated. Because we all feel so alone or sometimes uncomfortable accepting it, it is such a blessing this podcast exists. This podcast has been such a huge part of my healing journey and a true life changer. The empathy and compassionate tone of this podcast alone makes it uniqu... more
I’ve been listening to this podcast and working with Janice for the past few months, and I have to say she has helped me immensely. I love the inspirational stories, the practical advice, and her empathy in general. I highly recommend, and if you need a personalized listening ear, she’s got you!
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Focusing on the complexities of healing after breakups, this series combines a mix of personal anecdotes, expert insights, and practical guidance for navigating heartbreak. Core themes include the emotional turmoil of separation, self-love, and the various dynamics of relationships, such as attachment styles, boundaries, and communication. Each episode offers actionable tips and strategies to help listeners regain their confidence and move forward from challenging situations, making it particularly relevant for anyone looking to transform their experiences of heartbreak into opportunities for growth and empowerment. Unique to this series is its blend of humor, vulnerability, and real-life discussions, establishing a relatable and supportive... more
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