Observations from Self Leadership from Codependents Program
I am proud to introduce “Self-Leadership for Codependents” – a carefully curated podcast series of 13 episodes
I am proud to introduce “Self-Leadership for Codependents” – a carefully curated podcast series of 13 episodes

When you recognise and become aware that you are indeed a codependent, the hard work really starts.
When it comes to codependency, parts that like to manage relationships and protect child-like exiles are very prominent. Children who develop codependency later in life

The notion of healthy narcissism challenges the dichotomous view of narcissism as only harmful. The concept is introduced that a moderate level of self-focus and ambition might be beneficial.

Group therapy is often defined by stereotypes taken from television programmes, especially in the US, depicting recovering alcoholics starting the process by stating “My name is… I am an alcoholic”.

In recent years, the concept of Living Apart Together (LAT) relationships, where romantic partners maintain separate residences, has gained traction among couples seeking to balance individuality with intimacy. This unique arrangement, while unconventional, opens up a rich debate about the dynamics of modern relationships, their benefits, and the challenges they face.
So far in the Self Leadership for Codependents series, we have covered what codependency is, what it isn‘t, types of codependency and set the scene

At its core, the silent treatment functions as a silent scream for attention, ironically employed by some codependents themselves as a strategy to manage and control their relationships.
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