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In Love with PMDD

In Love with PMDD

De: Dr. Rose Alkattan
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Welcome to the In Love with PMDD Podcast, I am your Host Dr. Rose Alkattan, your PMDD Relationship Psychotraumatologist. Each week, I will be teaching you my signature PMDD Trauma Transformational Tools where I help PMDD Partners to STOP Breaking up every month. We Got This!

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Ciencias Sociales Desarrollo Personal Higiene y Vida Saludable Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental Relaciones Éxito Personal
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  • Stop Repeating The Same Fight Every Month
    Oct 30 2025

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    Ever feel like your relationship hits the same wall every month? We’ve been there, and we’re unpacking why PMDD can turn a tiny spark into a wildfire—and how to stop living in the loop. We break down how surface fights about chores, texts, and tone usually point to deeper beliefs about safety, value, rejection, and abandonment. When PMDD heightens emotional sensitivity in the luteal phase, every delay, sigh, or raised voice can feel like proof of the worst story in your head. The fix isn’t fewer conversations; it’s better ones.

    We walk through a practical framework to move from reaction to repair. First, name the core belief driving the argument: “When voices rise, I feel unsafe.” Then take ownership of impact without blame, and invite your partner to accommodate the sensitivity—lower intensity, use clearer check-ins, and protect tone. We share the 90‑second pause to break the trigger–reaction cycle and a simple conflict plan that signals space without abandonment: specific words, timelines, and a commitment to revisit. Curiosity beats criticism every time; a question can save you from a spiral an accusation would guarantee.

    You’ll also hear how past wounds resurface in present conflicts and how to map those links so you can heal instead of recycle them. Expect actionable prompts to identify your repeating fight, the primary emotion beneath it, and the earliest memory it echoes. By reframing arguments as mirrors—not battles—you’ll start releasing the monthly pain pattern and rebuilding trust, respect, and intimacy. If you’re ready to stop the PMDD argument loop and reconnect with steadier communication, hit play, save these tools, and share them with your partner. If this helped, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us the one fight you’re retiring this month.

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    44 m
  • Unmet Needs In A PMDD Relationship
    Oct 22 2025

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    What if the biggest fights in your PMDD relationship aren’t about love at all, but about invisible rules no one agreed to? We dig into the quiet power of expectations—how they form, why they go unmet, and how to rebuild them so both partners feel seen and safe. From childhood habits of pretending to adult patterns of painting red flags green, we trace how fantasy keeps resentment alive and then replace it with a practical plan for clarity and connection.

    I share the season of stepping back from dating, traveling for reflection, and designing a life that actually lights me up. That shift didn’t erase PMDD, but it softened symptoms and cut stress, which changed everything at home. We talk about aligning expectations with who you both truly are—free spirit or homebody, planner or improviser—so you stop negotiating with reality. You’ll learn daily capacity check-ins, how to turn unspoken “ifs” into clear requests, and why mind reading is the fastest route to bitterness.

    We also challenge common myths: your partner can’t fix PMDD, emotional consistency won’t be identical every week, and recovery after bleeding isn’t instant. Instead, we build small, sustainable rituals of care and repair: asking what’s needed today, naming limits without shame, and letting intimacy ebb and flow without making it mean rejection. If you’re ready to replace emotional landmines with agreements that hold steady across the cycle, this conversation is your roadmap.

    If this resonated, follow the show, share it with someone who needs it today, and leave a quick review so more PMDD couples can find these tools. Your words help others feel less alone.

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    39 m
  • Being Pissed Off in PMDD
    Oct 5 2025

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    When tempers flare and logic vanishes, shouting louder rarely gets you heard. We unpack a practical path out of PMDD rage—how to ground first, protect the connection, and come back to the conversation with clarity and care. You’ll hear why “calm down” backfires, what actually signals safety to a triggered brain, and how to build a personal reset plan that both partners understand and respect.

    We walk through concrete tools: movement that pulls you out of rumination, noise boundaries for misophonia, the surprising power of decluttering a small space, and music choices that lift you instead of fueling anger. We also talk algorithm hygiene—curating your feed when you’re vulnerable so it doesn’t steer you toward breakup narratives you don’t truly want. If taking space helps, we show you how to do it without stonewalling: say where you’re going, when you’ll be back, and how you’ll re-engage. Those simple signals keep attachment safe while your nervous system resets.

    Emotional maturity is the throughline. Regulate before you relate. Study your partner’s grounding blueprint as closely as your own—maybe they need a walk, a journal, or a quick call with a trusted friend or therapist before they can talk productively. We explore how old wounds can distort current conflicts, and how to reframe, re-enter, and repair with steadier minds. The goal isn’t perfection; it’s a shared protocol: observe what works, confirm it together, respect it in the moment. If you’re ready to trade looping fights for intentional repair, this conversation offers steps you can use tonight.

    If this resonated, follow the show, share it with someone who needs it, and leave a quick review—your feedback helps more couples find tools that heal.

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    27 m
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