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Alex Caroline Robboy Codependency and Attachment Patterns

Managing Emotional Takeovers

The article "Managing Emotional Takeovers: Strategies for Self-Preservation" discusses strategies for managing emotional takeovers by emotionally immature individuals. It defines emotional immaturity and the characteristics of emotionally immature people, as well as...

Center for Growth Therapists Codependency and Attachment Patterns

Spot Love-Bombing In Action

Are you being love-bombed? Notice these red flags and create a dating journal to assess your new relationship.

Center for Growth Therapists Codependency and Attachment Patterns

The Boundary Circle

Codependency Therapy: the boundary circle encompasses the whole process of setting a boundary: defining what the boundary is, or what you need to feel safe, how to communicate the boundary, or capturing...

Center for Growth Therapists Codependency and Attachment Patterns

What is Self-Abandonment?

Self-abandonment can be understood as the rejection of your own thoughts, feelings and needs. Self-abandonment occurs when we experience an emotion that requires our attention, and we ignore it by reaching for...

E. Goldblatt Hyatt Codependency and Attachment Patterns

Saying No

This Philadelphian therapist guide may help you learn how to start saying "no" more.

Center for Growth Therapists Codependency and Attachment Patterns

Healthier Person in a Relationship

What do you do when you are the emotionally healthier person in a relationship? Emotional health can be described through the concept of differentiation, which is described more in this tip as...