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The Good Men Project: Interview with Dr Nicholas Jenner on Codependency Recovery

I recently sat down with Scott Jacobsen from The Good Men Project to talk about my new program for codependents: “ Self Leadership for Codependents”.

Breaking the Cycle of Codependency in Parenting

At its core, codependency forms during childhood, particularly when children are forced to “fix” their environment in order to feel safe or secure.

Breaking Free from Codependency: A Path to Self-Discovery

In this post, I share my journey of navigating and growing through codependency in my relationships. This exploration is aimed at illuminating the subtle, often unseen patterns of my codependent behavior, particularly as they appear within the Drama Triangle – a framework for understanding social interactions and conflict.

Group Therapy for Codependency : Starting again November 2024

Join me in November for a new round of group therapy dedicated to codependency.

The Role of Power Dynamics in Relationships: Psychology Insights

Research in psychology supports the idea that our relationships are not just about emotional connection but are also heavily influenced by the need for control and security.

The Role of Problem-Solving in Personal Happiness

Discover Dr. Jenner’s Intensive Therapy, available on demand at your own pace. Subscribe to Dr. Jenner’s 13-week Self-Leadership Program specifically designed for codependents.

Why we are Afraid of Looking Inside.

Bonding with caregivers is fundamental to developing a healthy sense of self. Effective bonding involves consistent emotional support, physical presence, and attunement to a child's needs.

Navigating Relationship Conflict: Establishing Boundaries and Autonomy

When managed constructively, conflict in relationships can lead to growth, understanding, and stronger bonds. Partners should embrace conflict with collaboration and empathy, fostering trust and closeness. Establishing clear boundaries and maintaining personal autonomy are crucial, while active listening, empathy, and compromise are essential for effective resolution of conflicts. Embracing conflict as an opportunity can lead to greater connection and mutual progress.

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Know about Anxiety and its link to Codependency

Not many people are aware of the connection that exists between anxiety and codependency, which is an interesting fact.

Preview: Self Leadership for Codependents: Debunking Narcissism. Coming Sunday 31st March

Referring to ex-partners as narcissists after a normal breakup can stem from several reasons, though it's crucial to exercise caution in labeling someone as such without a professional diagnosis.