Codependence Assessment

If your clients struggle with one-sided, emotionally destructive or abusive relationships, they need your professional help.

Codependency often affects parents, siblings, spouses, friends, or co-workers of a person afflicted with alcohol or drug dependence.

These are the common characteristics of codependent people:

- A compelling need to control others
- Anger outbursts
- Lying tendencies
- Lack of communication
- Trouble with decision making
- An unhealthy reliance on relationships
- Fear of abandonment
- Extreme need for approval
- Feels guilty when asserting themselves

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