What does it mean to
be addicted to love?

Created by the UK's leading Relationship
Specialist, Helen Mia Harris

Someone who is addicted to love becomes dependent on,
and enmeshed with, a relationship and the attention of another,
to the extent that their life becomes unmanageable…

The love addict typically demands an exaggerated level of reassurance, and needs to know immediately that the love they experience with the other person is being reciprocated, otherwise intense feelings of panic and anxiety can become overwhelming.

They cling to the idea of being in a relationship as they truly believe they are incapable of living without the beloved.

They need to feel connected to someone to avoid loneliness, or being single, because being in a relationship signifies being loved and lovable.

Love addiction, therefore, keeps you powerless as you are afraid to be alone; afraid to change; afraid to say the wrong thing for fear that he or she will abandon you.

As a result, people will endure considerable pain and suffering rather than contemplate ending the relationship, as this involves as much panic and love addiction withdrawal as it would a drug addict considering quitting and going ‘cold turkey’.

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Do any of the following Love Addiction Withdrawal symptoms resonate with you?

- Breaking the Love Addiction Cycle and Co-dependant Attachment
- Clinging to an idealised relationship, despite a very different reality (falling in love is experienced “as if” you have found your soul mate, so you’re unable to let go)
- Returning time and again to an emotionally withholding, neglectful or abusive relationship
- Giving responsibility for your emotional well-being, or even survival, to the person of addiction
- Experiencing intense feelings of loss, grief, love addiction withdrawal and abandonment
- Craving your partners’ full attention. (If they fail to respond immediately, you become anxious, agitated and panicky)
- Exhibiting low self-esteem, self-confidence and self-worth
- Falling in love with people online, dating agencies or in chat rooms before ever meeting that person
- Frequently falling in love, or having an intense crush on, or infatuation with, someone who does not reciprocate the emotional response you crave
- Feeling as though you simply can’t ‘survive’ without the person of addiction
- Continuously choosing unavailable partners (which then triggers the dynamic of hungry love, passion and longing often experienced as rejection and abandonment)
- Constantly seeking reassurance from your partner (which can threaten the early part of a relationship and subsequently hinder its natural growth)

Surviving Love Addiction Withdrawal, there is help available…

Helen Mia Harris brings a wealth of knowledge and practical expertise to her powerful 12+ Hours Online Love Addiction and Heartbreak Recovery Programme which she created in 2015 and updated in 2021. Her research into; how the heartbreak of rejection, abandonment and loss can have a devastating affect on someone’s life, which can lead to: The Addictive Love Cycle.

Helen Mia is warm, present, compassionate and sensitive and as you go through each step of the programme and her video presentations you will feel as if she is in the room with you. Helen Mia’s soothing voice through the guided journeys and meditations will make you feel that she is with you, present, where you are at every moment of the way…

Helen Mia Harris – Relationship Therapist, Couples Therapist, Marriage Counsellor and Couples Coach. Specialist in Love Addiction, Heartbreak and Co-dependency. MBACP Registered : NCPS Accredited.

Purchase the programme and start healing now for £97 ($122)

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It is also wise to have face-to-face grief counselling or relationship therapy as this programme is by no means the absolute cure for the acute despair one can experience at this devastating time. If you are experiencing: panic, depression, sleeplessness, loss of appetite, anxiety or separation distress, it is vital that you also make an appointment with your local General Practitioner; this can be coupled by seeing a therapist or psychoanalyst in your local area.
Guarantee:
I am confident that this programme will help you to find your way past the devastating experience of lost love and sadness.
Provided you take the time to go through the therapeutic workbook and 6 eBooks on how to survive a broken heart, love withdrawal following heartbreak, which is woven around my own personal story and all the videos and guided journeys to alleviate anxiety symptoms.
If you have done this and you are still unhappy, I will give you your money back with no questions asked.