Origins of Codependence Therapist's Edition
This therapist workbook focuses on understanding and addressing codependent behaviours in clients who were raised in families affected by addiction. It offers clinical insights into the roots of codependency—such as chronic self-sacrifice, boundary confusion, and emotional enmeshment—and provides therapeutic strategies for helping clients build awareness and develop healthier relational patterns.
This therapist workbook focuses on understanding and addressing codependent behaviours in clients who were raised in families affected by addiction. It offers clinical insights into the roots of codependency—such as chronic self-sacrifice, boundary confusion, and emotional enmeshment—and provides therapeutic strategies for helping clients build awareness and develop healthier relational patterns.
This therapist workbook focuses on understanding and addressing codependent behaviours in clients who were raised in families affected by addiction. It offers clinical insights into the roots of codependency—such as chronic self-sacrifice, boundary confusion, and emotional enmeshment—and provides therapeutic strategies for helping clients build awareness and develop healthier relational patterns.
Part of a six-part series, this resource equips therapists with reflection tools, session activities, and psychoeducation to support clients in disentangling their identity from the needs and emotions of others. It helps foster lasting change by guiding clients toward self-trust, autonomy, and more balanced, respectful relationships.