Codependency

This post contains “Codependent Friendship Quiz” as well as helpful tips on how to break codependency in a friendship. Codependent Friendship Quiz Reflecting on the following questions may give you insight into whether your friendship exhibits codependent tendencies. We will not sell your information. All results are kept confidential. This quiz is for informational purposes […]

In this post, you’re going to learn all about toxic empathy – its signs and how to protect yourself from it. What Is Toxic Empathy? Toxic empathy refers to an excessive or unhealthy form of empathy that can be detrimental to both the giver and the receiver. It occurs when someone empathizes to such an

This post contains signs of enmeshed friendship as well as helpful tips to overcome it. What Is an Enmeshed Friendship? An Enmeshed friendship, also known as codependent friendship, is a type of relationship characterized by blurred boundaries, lack of individual identity, and excessive emotional reliance on one another. In an enmeshed friendship, the friends become

This post contains signs of codependency at work as well as helpful tips to overcome it. Top 10 Signs of Codependency at Work Here are some signs of codependency at work: 1. Overworking Codependent individuals often have a strong need for approval and validation from others. This can manifest as a constant drive to overwork

This post contains codependent friendship signs as well as helpful tips to deal with codependent friendship. What Is A Codependent Friendship? A codependent friendship is a relationship dynamic characterized by an excessive reliance on one another for emotional and psychological needs. In codependent friendships, one person often takes on a caretaker role, while the other

In this post, you’re going to learn the difference between the codependent and people-pleaser as well as how to overcome those patterns. Codependent vs People-Pleaser Understanding the distinction between being codependent and being a people-pleaser is essential in maintaining healthy relationships and personal well-being. While there may be some overlap in behaviors, they are distinct