Break-Free from Co-Dependent Relationships and Take Back Your Life

So, you think you might be living in a co-dependent relationship? The fact is no one wants to admit they have something wrong with them.
And even though we personally may not know what co-dependency is, we know it’s unhealthy, and we don't want to think we're doing something unhealthy.
But don't you want to know if you're unwittingly digging yourself into a hole? Or, if someone you know is locking themselves into an unhealthy pattern of behavior?
Co-Dependency starts with good motivations and intentions. But good intentions don't always mean a good outcome. In order to help people, we need to make sure we're actually helping them!

Let’s answer the question everyone reading this is probably asking: What is Co-Dependency?

Co-Dependency is a relationship where two people are literally "co-dependent" on each other for their lifestyle and sense of self-worth.

But, it’s a lot more complicated than that... Because any time you start to get your self-worth from someone, you know something isn't right.

It starts innocent and with loving intentions. You just want to help someone. But over time you start feeling like you're being taken advantage of and no one recognizes your efforts to help this person in your life. You start to excuse behavior you wouldn't let others get away with, and make justifications for someone's chronic and poor actions. You say they just need help and another chance. You may even notice that you get a sense of purpose and well-being when something goes well and your efforts are recognized. And you may also notice feelings of isolation and loneliness when no one notices what you're doing.

You may become "dependent" on helping them, and overly addicted to doing so...And they may become "dependent" on your behavior, or "acceptance", that is enabling them to keep living the way they are. Therefore you both become dependent on each other.

If you start getting a sense of self-worth from your care of another person...And you are constantly excusing bad behavior and making justifications for another person's actions...You can actually be trapping them into a painful cycle.

But many people don't even know that they're doing this, in fact they think they're legitimately helping someone.

Well, you have to ask: Are you?

How often have you allowed someone to stay locked into destructive behavior because you didn't know a few simple facts about co-dependency?

This guide will help you learn about co-dependency. Everything you need to know about co-dependent relationships is in this simple, easy to understand book so that you can easily help others, and yourself, in healthy ways. Things like:

- 7 Things That Indicate a Co-Dependent Relationship
- Learn How to Actually Help Someone without Enabling Their Destructive Behavior
- Do this and you Know You're Already Sunk (And How To Avoid It!)
- Understanding the Nature of Co-Dependency and Its Root Causes
- A Powerful Single Step to Avoiding Co-Dependency
- 9 Indicators That Say You're In Trouble And Need To Do Something Fast
- The Process of Healing and Hope
- Halt Your Unhealthy Relationship in Its Tracks and Get On The Right Course
- Overcoming Problems with Intimacy (And Expressing Yourself in A Healthy Way)
- The Cycle That Traps So Many (And How to Get Out Of It!)
- Are You Addicted To Helping Another Person? - You Might Be Surprised
- 12 Steps to Healthier, Happier Relationships
- Controlling Behavior That Could Be Destroying Your Life
- Plus much, MUCH MORE!

This just scratches the surface of what’s in this book. If you've ever wondered if you or someone you know is stuck in a co-dependent relationship, then this book will get started on the right foot. It contains everything you need to know to help you overcome co-dependency today!