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Codependency Blog

The Codependency Blog. Articles to help you understand Codependency. Codependency is a term increasingly used in psychology and mental health circles to describe an emotional and behavioural condition that affects one’s ability to have healthy, mutually satisfying relationships. Codependency often manifests itself in the form of enabling or controlling behaviour within the relationship. Roslyn Saunders’s Codependency Blog can provide insight into this phenomenon and how it can be managed with greater understanding. Am I Codependent? Take the Codependency Quiz and find out.

How to Deal with a Codependent Partner: A Guide to Finding Your Own Freedom

Take the Codependency Test Hi I am Roslyn Saunders, Codependency Coach. From my own personal journey of grappling with addiction within my family, and now as a codependency recovery coach, I’ve witnessed firsthand the intricate dance of codependency. It’s a pattern of relating where one person enables another’s unhealthy behaviours,

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Why am I codependent?

Take the Codependency Test Hi I am Roslyn Saunders, Codependency Coach. Why Am I Codependent? Unraveling the Roots Do you ever wonder, “Why am I codependent?” You’re not alone. Many people struggle with codependent patterns without fully understanding where they come from. As a codependency recovery coach and counsellor who’s

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Untangling the Web: How Codependency Counselling Can Set You Free

Take the Codependency Test You might be wondering “What is Codependency Counselling?” Hi I am Roslyn Saunders, Codependency Coach. Codependency. It’s a word that gets thrown around a lot these days, but what does it really mean? And how can counselling help you break free from its often invisible chains?

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How to recover from codependency

Take the Codependency Test You might be wondering “How to recover from codependency?” Hi I am Roslyn Saunders, Codependency Coach. Codependency can feel like a suffocating trap, leaving you feeling drained, resentful, and lost in your relationships. But the good news is, recovery is possible. It takes courage, commitment, and

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