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Best 10 Codependency Blogs In 2024 (+FREE Resources on Codependency)

Best 10 Codependency Blogs In 2026 (+FREE Resources on Codependency)

Codependency blogs are usually written either by mental health professionals and codependency coaches or people who have experienced codependency themselves. Below is a list of 10 blogs that I think are worth checking out, along with other free codependency resources: Codependency quiz, Co-dependents anonymous, Codependency Instagram and Pinterest accounts to follow, Codependency TED talks, Codependency […]

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Emetophobia Quiz

Emetophobia Quiz (Vomit Phobia)

This post contains “Emetophobia Quiz” along with helpful tips on how to overcome emetophobia. What Is Emetophobia? Emetophobia is a fear of vomiting. It is estimated about 0.1% of the population have vomit phobia. (source) Emetophobia is a mental health condition that is classified as a specific phobia, which involves having a persistent, intense, and irrational fear

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Self Harm Addiction Quiz

Self Harm Addiction Quiz

This post contains “Self Harm Addiction Quiz” along with resources to get help. What Is Self-Harm? Self-harm is something people do purposely to harm themselves physically, without intending to kill themselves. Some of the most common forms of self-harm include: cutting, burning, biting, punching or hitting oneself. Self-harm can also include scratching or picking at

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Toxic Family Quiz

Toxic Family Quiz

This post contains “Toxic Family Quiz.” Toxic Family Quiz We will not sell your information. All results are kept confidential. This quiz is for informational purposes only. It is not meant as a diagnostic or assessment tool. Results If you answered yes to many of these questions, it may be a sign that your family

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Alexithymia Test

Alexithymia Test (+ Top 5 Tips On Coping With Alexithymia)

Today, you’ll learn all about alexithymia. What Is Alexithymia? Alexithymia is a cognitive and an affective deficit in the way some individuals recognize and communicate emotional states (their own and others’). The construct of alexithymia was developed in 1972 by Peter Sifneos, a psychiatrist and professor emeritus of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. The word

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