Welcome to another episode of Dr Jenner Podcast. Today, we look at a real-life codependency case and we meet Jane who is recovering from a relationship that showed many signs of not lasting…
I spent a good amount of time interviewing Will about his life. I am not going to be his therapist for obvious reasons but looking at his case has been useful to think about how others who are suffering can be helped…
By the time we had reached this point, William was very upset. We needed to take various breaks in order for him to find composure and avoid the memories that were flooding back…
As William moves towards his teenage years, he enters what Is termed as the counter dependent stage of his life. Typically between the ages of about seven and twelve…
William recognizes in this entry that he started to feel shame and was given growing responsibility for siblings, making him a caregiver…
We continue here William’s recollections of his early childhood. As stated in Day 1, he has recognized and acknowledged his shame and codependency and is documenting his experiences…
What is it really like to be so shamed and codependent that you lose your identity completely and fully? What could have happened to such a person that put them in this state? …
I truly believe that the way we think about ourselves and the world we live in greatly determines the way we behave and act. We get that conditioning in childhood, good or not so good, and it is added to by gained experience over a period of time…
In therapy and especially with codependents, much time is spent trying to discover things. This includes why we act like we do, think like we do and we fall in love with the people we do…
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