Codependency and Addiction
Estimated time to complete the course is 60 minutes.
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Codependency and addiction often travel hand-in-hand. In the home where substances are being abused, where does codependency end and caring begin? How best can one maintain their sanity and health, while wanting to act in the best interest of the family member who struggles with addiction? This course focuses on caregivers who have children or other loved ones who are struggling with addiction. Codependency and its symptoms are defined, and methods are suggested on how to recognize and change codependent patterns and behavior. Recovery and relapse recognition and avoidance are also explored.
Course Benefits
In this FamilyIQ course you will learn how to identify and change codependent behavior. You will learn:
- The definition of codependency
- To identify symptoms of codependency and determine which ones you exhibit
- To identify symptoms of a codependent relationship and determine how codependent you are
- To identify ways to begin changing codependent behavior
- To identify steps needed to recover from codependency
- To identify signs of relapsing into codependent behavior, and ways to recover from it.
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