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Real Codependency Stories: Jane

Welcome to another episode of Dr Jenner Podcast. Today, we look at a real-life codependency case and we meet Jane who is recovering from a relationship that showed many signs of not lasting. Listen to how Jane (name changed) coped with the day-to-day codependency issues, how she tried to control the narrative and how she is working through recovery in therapy.

My hope in sharing this story is that people in similar situations will find the courage to take action. For more information about codependency, please go to my online therapy hub dedicated to codependent recovery.

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Dr. Nicholas Jenner

Dr. Nicholas Jenner, a therapist, coach, and speaker, has over 20 years of experience in the field of therapy and coaching. His specialty lies in treating codependency, a condition that is often characterized by a compulsive dependence on a partner, friend, or family member for emotional or psychological sustenance. Dr. Jenner's approach to treating codependency involves using Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, a treatment method that has gained widespread popularity in recent years. He identifies the underlying causes of codependent behavior by exploring his patients' internal "parts," or their different emotional states, to develop strategies to break free from it. Dr. Jenner has authored numerous works on the topic and offers online therapy services to assist individuals in developing healthy relationships and achieving emotional independence.

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  1. Marty June 10, 2021 Reply

    The podcast was amazing

    Thank you both

    My path I have done internal family system, inner child work and loads of affirmations

    I am a former pro baseball player and a grinder

    I found meditation later in ACT therapy

    I meditated five hours a day fir years

    The one piece that hit me was

    The inner voices

    I have worked in the triggers and traumas but the underlying
    Problem is the inner voices

    Feeling unworthy

    The part that I have adopted was a countering voice

    Mine came out as

    We are safe

    We are worthy

    We are loved

    It is a piece I have missed

    Thank you

    I have been trying to repost your podcast

    But have not been able to