Co dependency traits

Codependency involves traits such as people-pleasing, rescuing, poor boundaries, and being assertive. Codependency is a response to trauma.

I know this title may seem judgmental or even offend some people. “How on earth can you compare me to a narcissist – by putting me on the same coin?” So much of the public, and many experts and therapists believe that it is the differences between narcissists and their targets which bring them together. Yes, yes and yes – on the surface that theory appears to be 100% accurate … However, I believe “Takers gravitate to givers,” “opposites attract” are only a tiny part of the truth. It is only…

Codependency habits are hard to break. Here, learn the signs of a codependent relationship and 7 tips by the therapist on how to overcome codependency.

We have all herd of being codependent on someone but do you really know "what is codependency?" Codependence is the over dependence on others for your sense of self, sense of safety, and sense of

Type the term "co-dependent relationship" in any search engine, and hundreds of articles will come up. Is it that co-dependent relationships are a growing phenomenon, or is it that more and more people are recognizing it for the unhealthy cycle it creates?

Codependent behavior can prevent you from enjoying your life to the fullest and keep those you love from growing and maturing.

Interdependency is a healthy form of dependency. Learn about healthy dependency vs. codependency and how to spot red flags and codependency.

Plus, how to get to a healthier place with your friend.

The codependent suffers from low self esteem and engages in people pleasing behaviors to the point of sacrificing his/her own needs. What may look like Codependency in a relationship could be an an…

Interdependency is healthy. Codependency is not.