Miscellaneous Resources
A listing of other resources that might help with your jealousy experience:
Doris Jeanette, Psy.D. offers coaching, audio lessons, newsletters, and more on her Self-Help Products list .Dr. Jeanette is one of several practitioners listed on the Trans4Mind site, where you’ll find online trainings and coaching.
Zachary Stockill isn’t a mental health professional, but his own jealousy experience led him to research and come up with theories about a specific type he calls Retroactive Jealousy.Stockill offers a guidebook and video course on his related site, Overcoming Retroactive Jealousy.
Mark Tyrrell, HGDip, DipHypNLP(BHR) provides guidance via audio downloads plus an e-book to help you keep insecurity from ruining your relationships .Tyrrell is one of several practitioners who created and manage Hypnosis Downloads, in conjunction with UncommonKnowledge.
Dealing with the Feelings of Jealousy by Gary van Warmerdam.Gary van Warmerdam’s Pathway to Happiness program touches on jealousy and more in the Self-Mastery Audio Course .
Some of these resources are also listed on our Helping Yourself page.
We have plans to offer our readers more sources of help!
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Frequently Asked Question
Both — it starts as a cognitive interpretation, triggers an emotional response, then drives behavior.
In moderate, occasional form, yes — it can signal a relationship matters and prompt honest conversation. It’s unhealthy when chronic or controlling.