Codependent Relationships

Therapy for Codependency

Unhealthy, one-sided relationships are all too common. Many people struggle to separate their own identity and emotions from those of their loved ones. When communication is dysfunctional and boundaries are consistently disrespected, you may experience patterns of codependency.

Identifying Codependent Behavior

Codependent people often seek to exclusively meet all their emotional needs from a single relationship. It sounds paradoxical, but many codependent individuals are primarily dependent on the other person’s dependence on them.

This leads to further unhealthy patterns of behavior. Codependent people may struggle with low self-esteem, problems with intimacy, and people pleasing.

Therapy Can Help

Our emotional investments can sometimes cloud our vision. Many people don’t even realize they’re struggling with codependency until they speak with a professional licensed counselor. Therapy can help clarify unhealthy patterns of behavior.

Women’s Integrative Counseling

Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor Lauren Rodgers can equip you with the tools you need to recognize codependent habits and arm you with strategies to adjust your behaviors. This leads to healthier relationships and a greater sense of peace.

Give us a call (910) 333-6134 or schedule your free consultation right now.

Lauren Rodgers

Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor
MA, LCAS, LCMHC, CMHIMP, CCATP

As a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor I am eager to assist you in your path to self-discovery. I’ve received specialized training as a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP) as well as a Mental Health Integrative Medicine Provider (CMHIMP).

I have a passion for helping women who struggle with anxiety and codependency, find peace and self-love. I provide individual therapy for teenagers (14+), millennials, college students, and adults. Let’s discuss your goals during your free consultation.