Codependency Cure for The Soul: Steps to Break Free from Addiction, Abuse, Trauma and Enable Healthy Relationships Conquering your Emotional Health and Happiness

by Steve Martin

You are not cursed, you are only codependent.There are many people who don't know the difference between being in a healthy relationship and being in one that is codependent. You have simply gone from one unsatisfactory situation to the next without being able to control the situation. This book delves into why people feel this inadequacy and depend upon relationships that are at best unsatisfactory, and at worst positively abusive. You don't need to be hit on a regular basis to be abused. However, when you let someone else dictate the course of your life, based upon their own unrealistic viewpoint, you may as well package your life into a box and give it away. Codependent people do that. When you read through this book, you will find solutions.Here is a preview of what you'll test - what is codependency?Evaluating selfRecapturing your small ambitionsCodependency in the workplaceSetting yourself freeVolunteerismLearning to say noCaregiving versus caretakingBoundariesRecovery from codependenceReaders are advised to follow the exercises and to write down their progress in the following    Self-esteem Knowing the difference between caretaking and caregivingChanging approach toward boundariesWorking toward freedom from the chains of codependencyCodependency in the workplaceCodependency when caring for the elderlyCodependency within a relationshipThe information in this book gives examples, and listeners can easily adapt the exercises to suit their individual circumstances, making it valuable for those looking for solutions to unsatisfactory relationships with others which can be classed as codependent.

46 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 13, 2017

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Reviews

[Clifton Kenny · Rating 5 out of 5]

An eye-opener especially for those who are codependent and struggling to be free. The book offers some exercises that are doable. Although short, I thought this book is on point. This guy knows what he is talking about. Still, meeting with a therapist to improve self-care is an option around the corner.