Women Who Love Too Much

Amsterdam, NL

587 members · Public group

Organized by Nicole Garnett

What we’re about

Loving too much does not mean loving too many men, or falling in love too often or having too great a depth of genuine love for another. It means, in truth, obsessing about a man and calling that obsession love, allowing it to control your emotions and much of your behaviour, realising that it negatively influences your health and well being, and yet unable to let go. It means measuring the degree of your love by the depth of your torment. This is relationship ADDICTION.

WOMEN: Has falling in love meant being in emotional pain sooner or later? A free self-help group is now forming for women whose relationships with men have, up to now, usually been destructive. I assist and support women to look at fear and anxiety. I teach them how to deal with the fight-flight response and trauma that has generally been held since childhood.
The purpose of the meeting is education. By gaining awareness and tools to harness any suffering we are experiencing, it will enable us to change our patterns.
Lets meet up and support one another, to be the Queens we were born to be, to live inspired and empowered lives.

A look at our love habits and co-dependency I will be referring to the book "Women Who Love Too Much" by Robin Norwood.
If you have a copy of the book do let me know. If not message me and I can give it to you.

These are Ladies Only Events
Supporting women during this time of massive change and uncertainty on our planet.

Some of the topics we will be covering include:-
What healthy relationships look like
Sacrifice
Guilt and resentment
My worst fears
What I like best about myself and what I like least
How I take care of myself and meet my own needs
Loneliness
How I cope with depression
My sexual attitudes: what they are and where they come from
Anger: how I handle my own and others’
How I relate to men
What I think people think of me
Examining my motives
My responsibilities to myself; my
responsibilities to others
My spirituality (this is not a discussion of religious
beliefs but of how each group member experiences
her own spiritual dimension or doesn’t)
Letting go of blame, including self-blame
Patterns and triggers in my life