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FINALLY, AN UPDATED and SIMPLIFIED CODEPENDENCY DEFINITION. Codependency Redifined

Ross Rosenberg August 23, 2015 Tagged care takers, caretakers, codependence, codependence definiition, codependency, codependency author, codependency book, codependency definition, codependency expert, codependent, empaths

FINALLY, AN UPDATED and SIMPLIFIED CODEPENDENCY DEFINITION Regrettably, the term “codependency” has been overused, misused & often misunderstood. It has become a caricature of its original meaning. To the general public, the term now implies that a person is...

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Why Do Opposites Attract? Codependents & Narcissists. Continuum of Self Theory (of the Human Magnet Syndrome)

Ross Rosenberg June 4, 2015 Tagged codependency, Codependency catagories, codependency definition, codependents, continuum of self, continuum of self theory, continuum of self value, csv, human magnet syndrome, narcissism, narcissism definition, narcissism expert, narcissistic, narcissistic lovers, narcissistic people, narcissistic personality disorder, narcissistic personality disorder defiinition, npd definition, opposites attract, ross rosenberg, zero sum relationship

EXPLAINING WHY OPPOSITES ATTRACT by Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT Click Here for the Original Article on Counseling Today’s Website The most potent of love potions, “romantic chemistry,” draws lovers into a trancelike experience...

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Codependency Redefined! The New Codependency Definition

Ross Rosenberg September 4, 2014 Tagged borderline expert, codependency author, Codependency catagories, codependency catagory, codependency defined, codependency definition, codependency expert, codependency redefinition, narcissism expert, relationship expert, ross rosenberg, understanding codependency, what is codependency?

Codependency is Problematic Codependency is a problematic relationship orientation which involves the habitual and reflexive relinquishing of power and control to individuals who are either addicted or who are pathologically narcissistic. As a result of their compulsive and repeated...