Love as Medicine

Love as Medicine Women’s healing, breathwork, meditation, sacred ceremonies, plant medicine integration, relationship repair, grief support, and transformational workshops.

05/18/2026

Sometimes what feels like “obsession” is actually nervous system conditioning.
Intermittent closeness and emotional withdrawal can create deep attachment patterns in the body — especially for women who learned early in life that love was inconsistent or emotionally unsafe.
Healing begins when we stop asking:
“Why can’t I let go?”
and begin asking:
“What inside me learned to equate love with emotional unpredictability?”
Awareness changes everything.




05/14/2026

You cannot heal abandonment by abandoning yourself.

Many women in emotionally inconsistent relationships begin:
over-pursuing
over-explaining
over-accommodating
over-waiting…

hoping to finally feel chosen.

But chasing emotional availability from someone who repeatedly withdraws often deepens the wound instead of healing it.

The real shift begins when you stop asking:
“How do I get them to stay?”
and start asking:
“How do I stay connected to myself?”

Healing is not about becoming less loving.
It’s about becoming less willing to self-abandon in the name of love.





05/12/2026

Women Who Over Function in Love, Many women believe they are being loving…when they are actually abandoning themselves. A healthy relationship allows you to stay connected to the other person AND to yourself! “Love should not require self-erasure.”

05/11/2026

The Push Pull Cycle that Breaks Women, The hardest relationships aren’t always abusive…they’re inconsistent. Nervous system dysregulation, closeness to withdrawal, love to confusion and trauma. Inconsistency in love. calendly.com/asttartedeva

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