I deal with many co-dependent people on a daily basis and one factor that is extremely common is the inability to set healthy boundaries…
At the heart of this process is a willingness to work on oneself and to accept that co-dependency is an issue in relationships…
I run a feature on my blog titled Ask Me A Question. It is there so anyone can pose a question concerning their situation, disorder, relationship or anything else that they want some advice on…
There are many programs that one can subscribe to in order to recover from a codependent life. All of them offer something different from different angles and theories…
It has been said that a large part of the global population is codependent on something or somebody. That something could be work, substances, alcohol…
Codependents love to give. It is what they do, continually. As I have mentioned in previous posts, this giving comes with an element of return…
Can you imagine what it is like for a child who is trying to work out how the world works, being dragged into the adult world before they are ready…
There will be many people who come across this post who are stuck. Stuck in life generally but specifically in relationships that are abusive, dysfunctional and with people who care very little about them…
Codependents show and exhibit many common symptoms. One of these and one that I see often with clients is hyper-vigilance, not in the sense of
It is wrong to assume that if codependency is identified as an issue, the person concerned is codependent with everyone in his or her life…
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