Sentences with phrase «as codependence»
Rather, it serves to exacerbate other problems; when other problems are present, such as codependence, violence, or intense resentment, substance use makes the problem worse, and multiplies the stress and problems they cause.
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Why I Don't Go To Church Anymore An authority structure such as the church is the perfect culture for codependence.
Group Mind: Also described as groupthink, cultic mentality, or ashram disease, group mind is an insidious virus that contains many elements of traditional codependence.
Such as gaining spiritual independence in order to then come together with others in healthy interdependence instead of codependence?
You see, as the cartoon suggests, it means cutting that string, that string of unhealthy codependence, manipulation, and control that nurtures immaturity.
«Stephanie Ellis Ecke has spent over 10 years working with me to learn about the identification and treatment of childhood trauma, codependence and love addiction, as well as other addictions.
Her advanced training is in PTSD treatment, treatment of relationship problems, codependence, substance abuse, love addiction, depression and anxiety as well as the integration of spirituality, mindfulness and meditation in mental health.
Since 1999, I have frequently spoken publicly on trauma, codependence and love addiction for the Meadows Institute, as well as conducting trauma workshops, empowerment groups, love addiction recovery groups and relationship workshops.
Since 1998, Lova G. Njuguna LPC has been counseling adult clients, individually or as couples, in the areas of anger management, anxiety management, LGBTQ concerns, healthy relationships, sexual addiction, pornography addiction, love addiction, codependence, substance abuse / dependence, and obsession / compulsion.