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Codependency can be unlearned through therapy and selfreflection from "summary" of Women Who Love Too Much by Robin Norwood

In our journey to healing from the destructive patterns of codependency, therapy and self-reflection play vital roles. Through therapy, we are guided by a professional who can help us navigate the complexities of our emotions and relationships. They provide us with tools and insights to better understand ourselves and break free from codependent behaviors. Therapy allows us to explore the root causes of our codependency, which are often deeply ingrained from past experiences. By delving into our past and current relationships, we can uncover patterns and beliefs that contribute to our codependent tendencies. Through this process, we gain a clearer understanding of why we behave the way we do and can begin to challenge and change these patterns. Self-reflection is another essential component of unlearning codependency. It involves taking the time to examine our thoughts, feelings, and actions in a non-judgmental way. By looking inward, we can gain insight into our motivations and triggers, as well as identify areas for personal growth and change. Through self-reflection, we can begin to challenge the limiting beliefs and negative self-talk that fuel our codependency. By practicing self-awareness and self-compassion, we can cultivate healthier ways of relating to ourselves and others. This process requires patience and commitment, but the rewards of increased self-esteem and healthier relationships are well worth the effort.
  1. Unlearning codependency is a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. It involves facing our fears and insecurities, and learning to set boundaries and prioritize our own needs. By combining the insights gained from therapy with the introspection of self-reflection, we can break free from codependent patterns and create more fulfilling and balanced lives for ourselves.
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Women Who Love Too Much

Robin Norwood

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