An expert guide for codependents on how to stop controlling others and start caring for themselves.
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This book saved my sanity, my relationship, maybe even my life. I was going through major upsets in my relationship due to a partner's addiction. I was trying to "fix the world" one painful day at a time. When nothing happened except for me to lose hope, trust, faith and love, I turned to a friend for advice. She recommended this book to me. I was skeptical to try yet another DO IT YOURSELF book to fix what was wrong with me, but this one opened my eyes. For the first time ever, I saw the patterns of my actions leading me straight to heartache and frustration. The descriptions were right on target, I saw myself in every list. It was scary, yet encouraging, because I did not feel alone, nor did I feel I was too far gone to be helped. This book will be a fixture on my nightstand to get me through the weaker points in my life. Whenever I need to take a reality check and think of ME instead of that other person, I open the pages and let it heal me. Thank you, Ms. Beattie!
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This book is written by an American because American's pioneered the Twelve Step Programme and the AA, Al-Anon and NA programmes that this book deals with along with most other issue based programmes that deal with co-dependency. It talks about "God" and a "Higher Power" because that is what the 12 Steps are based on. It takes pains to iterate that the "God" is of your understanding and just means a power greater than yourself and if you choose to make that a coffee table, a plant, or anything else it is up to you. It is about empowering your own life and looking after yourself to the best of your abilities and it is a helpful and practical guide that allows you to be gentle and loving to yourself. I recommend it without reservation for anyone suffering from any kind of codependency problems.
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I am not an alcoholic, nor do I live with one. But I am a control freak and the tools in this book have helped me detach from the crazy stuff that is in our heads and to apply the lessons taught here. If you can move on from the references to alcoholism and apply the messages in your own circumstances, I thoroughly recommend the read.
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I chose to read this book after series of highs & lows in my relationship, which was starting to have a negative impact at work. Read more
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Opens your eyes and mind
If you feel the weight of the world on your shoulders, try this book, if all you ever seem to do is live your life for other people, read this book, you just might find freedom!
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Hello,I'm Dizzy blonde...i can't say it yet...but i think i am....
Bought this book 2nd hand after attending a Co dependants group... it looks like i am... but i can't say it yet(if you've been to a meeting you'll know what i can't say,if not find... Read more
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A classic book for all interested in dysfunctional relationships
I work with people in a counselling capacity. I bought this book to enhance my knowledge about co-dependency. This is an excellent and well written book. Read more
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This is an excellent book for anyone in unhealthy or unfulfilling relationships. It is also a gentle introduction to 12 step fellowships.
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Published 8 months ago by Red Tulip
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A must for anyone struggling with 'love' and life!
This book was a revelation to me, I identified with Codependency after the first chapter and it gave me both information and 'hope', something I'd lost along the way. Read more
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