Codependency describes relationships where one person sacrifices their needs for the other, often leading to feelings of resentment, anxiety, and emptiness. Codependent relationships can occur between a parent and child, partners, or friends. These relationships may quickly spiral into toxicity and can leave one or both people hurt.
Available Treatment Options
Therapists for codependency involve examining a person’s thinking patterns to understand why they think and behave the way they do. Once this recognition sets in, people can then work toward changing their behavior. Other therapeutic techniques include practicing setting boundaries in the relationships, practicing self-care, and finding coping mechanisms that work when they feel intense emotions related to the relationship.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Codependency
Please note I am NOT a therapist. I'm a Clinical Hypnotherapist as well as a spiritual guide. Most of my clients come to me when they feel stuck in their lives. Some come to me when they are searching for more meaning. And a few come to me when they feel like something is being activated for them, some great change, and they need help navigating that. My business is called Axis Mundi for that...
My approach to the therapeutic relationship is one of compassion, openness, and focus on all facets of each individual or relationship. I believe the honoring of our most authentic and vulnerable selves is what brings us the most clarity, and frees us of our shame, fear, and doubt. We are able to show up more fully in our lives and relationships when we take a holistic approach to our healing, ...
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Whether you are in an intense crisis or an average healthy individual, the knowledge that comes from understanding the mind can improve your everyday functioning. Awareness of how our mind processes and forms linkages in the brain can improve how we think, how we feel, and how we act. We cannot control our thoughts, we cannot control other people, and we cannot control what has happened to us i...
MY PRACTICE IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR NEW CLIENTS. I WILL UPDATE THIS STATUS ONCE THAT CHANGES. Sometimes life throws us unexpected curve balls that are difficult to manage. Other times, we may find ourselves struggling to manage day to day life even without any major life changes. Therapy can be an important tool for helping us manage both unexpected events as well as the stresses of daily life....
Unresolved relational issues. Past trauma that has begun affecting your normal routine. Marriage is going through a hard time. Family needs a tune up. Anxiety has reared it’s ugly head. These are all a part of being human and being in relationship, and it’s OK to ask for help in the midst of them. I have over 20 years of experience working with individuals, couples and families. As a marriage a...
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I have a process-oriented approach to counseling, and consider myself an interpersonal counselor. I work toward understanding how family of origin (and other impactful relationships) has played a part in the current and present relationships that exists in the client's world. Within therapy, I like to focus on the process of the relationship the client is having inside the session, which usuall...
**My caseload is full with no availability at this time." Let’s start with a chat to see how I can help you move forward to a brighter future. If you are experiencing the feelings of loss, pain, grief or a life transition, I can assist you in moving forward. It’s been my privilege to help people work thru some of the most difficult times of their lives, times of heartache, inconsolable grief,...
Welcome! Thanks for visiting my page. Whether you’re here because you’re experiencing something really hard, or you just need to talk, I’m here to listen and walk alongside you as you process this season of life. You are the expert of your life, and I’m an expert in listening and helping people process their emotions. It’s my goal to help each individual become the best version of themselves,...
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Jane Raimondi, MA, LMFT received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy from LaSalle University in 2007. She works with with adults, adolescents, couples, and families, creating a safe, non-judgmental, supportive environment in which individuals can utilize their unique strengths, and identify their needs while allowing space to...
Integrated Mental Wellness is an approach combining traditional approaches to mental health such as talk therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, medications with other modalities that together more comprehensively support wellbeing. Wellness has many domains including relationships/community, health/diet/physical activity, creativity, meaning/spirituality. This approach addresses a whole person ...
I am an experienced psychotherapist who uses a strength based approach providing individual, couples and family therapy. I primarily work with men's issues, couples, trauma and addictions utilizing a variety of approaches including EMDR, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Family Systems, and Mindfulness Meditation. My style is active, reflective and solution focused....
My goal is to create a calm, safe space for you to share and process your story and explore solutions. I aim to make your experience with therapy a positive one by assuring you feel heard, encouraged and seen. I believe the client/therapist relationship is a powerful healing tool to success in your life. I am a Psychotherapist who earned my graduate degree from The University of Michigan School...
