Jolie Hamilton
Research psychologist specializing in jealousy and its impact on relationships. Her work explores the complexities of this emotion and offers strategies for managing it.
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Feb 14, 2025 • 30min
Relax, Jealousy is Normal
Joli Hamilton, a research psychologist focusing on jealousy, joins Dr. Sanjay Gupta to explore this often-misunderstood emotion. They discuss how jealousy is a natural human experience, even present from a young age. The conversation reveals that jealousy can actually strengthen relationships when managed openly. Joli shares insights on navigating jealousy with strategies for healthier connections, especially amid pressures like Valentine's Day. The episode emphasizes the importance of communication and understanding in fostering intimacy and personal growth.
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Apr 9, 2023 • 1h 12min
FULL FRONTAL: Coloring Outside The Lines; How To Navigate Jealousy in Consensual Non-Monogamy with Dr. Jolie Hamilton (Part 1) S3: Ep:20
Dr. Jolie Hamilton, a relationship and jealousy expert, joins the podcast to discuss how to navigate jealousy in any type of relationship. They explore the beauty of jealousy in consensual non-monogamy and the different approaches to non-monogamy. They also touch on understanding the nervous system, navigating non-monogamy, and exploring different relationship configurations.
Nov 3, 2025 • 59min
Inside the Jealous Mind: What Neuroscience Reveals About Threat, Envy, and the Drive for Connection
Dr. Jolie Hamilton, a relationship coach and expert on jealousy, dives into the neuroscience of this often-misunderstood emotion. She explores how jealousy acts as a survival signal, rooted in our evolutionary past. Jolie distinguishes between jealousy and envy, highlighting jealousy’s adaptive role from infancy. The conversation also covers the neural circuits involved, how attachment styles amplify jealousy, and effective tools for processing it. Jolie encourages open discussions about jealousy to foster healthier relationships.
