Relationships in recovery

Codependency healing affirmations are a fantastic way to gain some independence, while becoming more self-reliant and self-confident.

Codependency recovery means recovering from codependent relationships and behaviors like people pleasing and not setting boundaries.. Healing codependency in relationships takes time but you can learn to change codependent behaviors. Asking yourself why am I codependent is the first step.

There's nothing fun about dating a drug addict. But the best thing to do is let go, because you can't help someone who doesn't want to help themselves.

Is someone close to your trying to quit drinking or newly sober? It's hard to know how to support someone in recovery, especially when we don't have the same lived experience.

Discover 20 effective tips to break free from codependency and cultivate healthier relationships. Learn how to set boundaries, prioritize self-care, and develop a strong sense of self worth. Take steps towards independence and emotional well-being starting today!

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.

Living with a loved one in recovery is an entirely different thing than life in active addiction. Each season needs its own specific course of action and entirely different approach.When our loved ones are in active addiction everything from finances to their whereabouts is in question; "Who are they with? What are they doing? Why are they late? Who are they on the phone with? Why did they take their phone in the bathroom?"

This is a question I hear often but has a very complicated answer. While the definition of addiction is the same across the board and the behaviours for each type of addiction come out, in the same manner, the actual addiction itself does need to be treated differently. So I’m going to sa

How to Start Recovering from Codependency