Co-Dependency

The dictionary definition of Codependency is excessive emotional or psychological reliance on a partner, typically one with an illness or addiction who requires support. Just as there are denials in those addicted to a substance regarding their addiction, so are there denials in Co dependents most times far more deeper and more intense than in […]

Addiction Affects the Whole Family Addiction affects not only the individual afflicted by it but also affects loved ones closely associated with the person suffering from it. Addiction is thus a “Family Disease”, and treating one without treating the other can have disastrous consequences. Co-Dependency: Behaviors and Losing Control Co-dependency has a range of behaviours that

Alcohol addiction is a complex and challenging issue affecting millions worldwide. The path to recovery can be arduous, but individuals can overcome this formidable challenge with the right support system in place. One crucial element that significantly influences the success of alcohol recovery is the involvement of friends and family. At Anatta, we understand the

Drug or alcohol addiction is a complex disease that can have a devastating impact on families and relationships. Addiction is a chronic and progressive illness that affects not only the individual but also the people around them. The impact of addiction on families can be long-lasting and can have a significant impact on the family dynamics.

A Co-dependent is the family – spouse, parent, child i.e. loved one of a person who is using , whose life becomes about revolving around the dependent’s using.Aliquam ac dui vel dui vulputate consectetur. Mauris accumsan, massa non consectetur condimentum, diam arcu tristique nibh, nec egestas diam elit at nulla. Suspendisse potenti. In non lacinia

For every person suffering from chemical dependency and addictions at least four people are affected. This is because the individual’s thoughts, words, deeds, and existence revolves around using – when, how, with whom, how much, etc. The loved one’s minds are preoccupied with the same… when, how, with whom, how much, etc. will the person

A person starts to drink in the company of friends, at a party, or with one’s father, as an “introduction to manhood”. One feels good, on a high, inhibitions reduced. It becomes easier to say things you would otherwise have not said; talking to the girls becomes much simpler and fun; suddenly one becomes the

Addiction Affects the Whole Family Addiction affects not only the individual afflicted by it but also affects loved ones closely associated with the person suffering from it. Addiction is thus a “Family Disease”, and treating one without treating the other can have disastrous consequences. Co-Dependency: Behaviors and Losing Control Co-dependency has a range of behaviours that

Co dependency is a range of behaviors that manifest in relationships. In addition, the dependent lives his/her life around the drugs/alcohol, and the family and close friends base their lives around them trying to control their usage, in the bargain losing their identity. The addict becomes a person whose life is centered totally on using and