- published: 31 Jul 2014
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In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency Recovery Warning.
Both were developed as a direct result of his own codependency recovery and 27 years of working with codependent clientele. These new and innovative codependency recovery concepts have been met with universally positive feedback from both professionals and non-professionals alike.
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles.
For ebooks and a FREE copy of "14 Tips for Letting Go," see http://www.WhatisCodependency.com.
Read a blog on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Codependency for Dummies" is available in stores, online, and here: http://amzn.com/1118095227
Read a blog post on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Conquering Same and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free the True You" is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble
Follow Darlene on Twitter: @darlenelancer
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/codependencyrecovery
"Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like," All Rights Reserved. Copyright, Darlene Lancer, 2013.
- published: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 135430
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution is indelibly linked to long-term codependency recovery. Moreover, he disusses how loneliness is the primary affective state that keeps a codependents from finding healthy romantic relationship or keeps them stuck in them. The content of this video will be included in his upcoming book: The Codependency Cure: Breaking Free from the Narcissist
- published: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 74844
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not only redefines codependency, but he explains why codependents predictably and reflexively fall in love with pathological narcissists.
In this video he makes the bold move by renaming Codependency to Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLD). According to Rosenberg, codependency" is an outdated term that connotes weakness and emotional fragility, both of which are far from the truth. The new term should recognize the problem with which all codependents struggle: a deficiency of self-love. Without it, they are perpetually and hopelessly attracted to pathological narcissists. The term “Self-Love Deficit Disorder" takes the disgrace out of the name of Codependency and places the focus on the shame that perpetuates it.
For more information about Ross Rosenberg's work, inlcuding his book, visit AdvancedClincalTrainers.com or HumanMagnetSyndrome.com.
Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT © 2015
- published: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 9694
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
For a signed copy of one of Lisa A. Romano's book
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 32195
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out...
Count the codependency signs that were true about your family life as you were growing up to get your codependent score.
Join the DO Personality Test community and get emails from us: http://dopersonalitytest.com/join-do/
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Codependents sacrifice themselves by overgiving.Yet not matter how hard they work to give give give, they cannot succeed in making everything perfect for the takers in their lives.
Think back now to your early years. Count how many signs were true for you...
#1 Home was not safe
You grew up in a dysfunctional home. Your parents were addicts or constantly fighting. This taught you that it was your job to make everything okay.
# 2 Other people come first
The chaos of your family background taught you that you were not important. Nobody paid much attention to you except when you were being helpful.
# 3 mature child
You had to grow up quickly so that you could take care of your siblings or parents who couldn't look after themselves
# 4 Saying 'no' means you don't love me
You think it's selfish to say 'no' which gets you into situations that you later come to resent.
# 5 Nothing you do is ever good enough
You used to jump through hoops trying to please your parents. Either they didn't care about your achievements or were a disappointment to them
# 6 Crying or being sad is not okay
In your family talking about feelings was not allowed. Only your parents could express their feelings when drunk or when fighting
# 7 People are unreliable
Controlling love. Your parent's love was given and taken away depending on the help you gave them or the trophies you won
# 8 Who cares?
You were a ghost in your house and what you had to say was not important.
# 9 love means 'Do as I say'
You have lived a lifetime of doing exactly as your famiy members dictate. Who am I and what do I want?
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To get your codependency score CLICK BELOW:
0-3 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/v8h0IW
4-6 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/QEI7UF
7-9 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/SShl9e
Want more tests? Take the next personality test here: http://dopersonalitytest.com/personality-tests/
- published: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 47693
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency.
Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com
- published: 15 Jun 2013
- views: 87707
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing well-ingrained childhood patterns of dysfunction. He encourages you to be kind and patient with yourself as you take the first steps toward healthier behaviors in relationships. He asks you to "trust the process" and keep the focus on "progress not perfection." Counselor Carl's straight-forward teaching style makes complex concepts easy to understand. Counselor Carl is a licensed, professional counselor with 19 years of clinical experience both online and face-to-face.
- published: 04 Jan 2015
- views: 19635
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1st Attachment trauma 2nd Addiction 3rd Codependency. SLD’s are born to a pathological narcissistic parent, who abuses, neglects, or deprives them. As a result, the child develops a defensive coping strategies. They emotionally survive by being the pleasing, gift, trophy or the good child. The "pleasing" role helps them remain safer, but still, they suffers trauma. This causes stunted childhood attachment, which morphs into a “relationship template” that compels them to be the caretaker in most relationships. Hence, codependents consistently fall in love with pathological narcissists and the relationship compulsion is experienced as an addiction. Codependency or SLD ultimately manifests as an addiction Ross is the author of the best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us. More about him: www.HumanMagnetSyndrome.com
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 8577
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are:
Stage 1: Setting Boundaries
Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment
Stage 3: Building New Relationships
Stage 4: Reinforcing/Strengthening New Relationships
Like the real Surgeon General’s warning, Ross prepares his clients for the battle of their lifetime. His “Surgeon General’s Warning” is an ethical and moral mandate that all therapists working with codependents should utilize. The “Warning” facilitates an accurate understanding of positive and negative experiences of codependency recovery. Similarly, it sets up the important cost/benefit dialogue that instills hope, while preparing the codependent client for this challenging transformation. Knowing both the positives and negatives, recovering codependents can make a life-altering informed decision.
- published: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 96954
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing information. Ross Rosenberg, codependency and narcissism expert and best-selling author, will help you understand how and why you or a loved one became a codependent or narcissist. You will be given the crucial information that will help you understand and, therefore, change your chronic dysfunctional relationship patterns. Knowledge is power and this webinar packs a punch with its cutting edge explanations. It will provide you with answers you have spent a lifetime seeking.
Pulling from his best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, Ross will provide his astute updated explanation of the development of these two disorders. Surprisingly, both codependency and narcissism have similar beginnings. Rosenberg will show how pathologically narcissistic parents traumatize/psychologically harm their children in a manner that puts them on the pathway to develop codependency or narcissism. Rosenberg will tie in family systems, psychodynamic attachment, and trauma theories in his explanation about how arrested personality development and attachment challenges are at the heart and soul of these two disparate but connected disorders. His unique explanations will shed new light into your understanding of both codependency and pathological narcissism.
- published: 27 Nov 2014
- views: 38500
Codependency (or codependence, interdependency ) is defined as a psychological condition or a relationship in which a person is controlled or manipulated by another who is affected with a pathological condition (as in an addiction to alcohol or heroin); and in broader terms, it refers to the dependence on the needs of or control of another. It also often involves placing a lower priority on one's own needs, while being excessively preoccupied with the needs of others. Codependency can occur in any type of relationship, including family, work, friendship, and also romantic, peer or community relationships. Codependency may also be characterized by denial, low self-esteem, excessive compliance, or control patterns.Narcissists are considered to be natural magnets for the codependent.
Historically, the concept of codependence "comes directly out of Alcoholics Anonymous, part of a dawning realization that the problem was not solely the addict, but also the family and friends who constitute a network for the alcoholic." It was subsequently broadened to cover the way "that the codependent person is fixated on another person for approval, sustenance, and so on." As such, the concept overlaps with, but developed in the main independently from, the older psychoanalytic concept of the 'passive dependent personality' ... attaching himself to a stronger personality."
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60:18Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism ExpertCodependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency Recovery Warning. Both were developed as a direct result of his own codependency recovery and 27 years of working with codependent clientele. These new and innovative codependency recovery concepts have been met with universally positive feedback from both professionals and non-professionals alike. -
16:16Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles. For ebooks and a FREE copy of "14 Tips for Letting Go," see http://www.WhatisCodependency.com. Read a blog on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency. "Codependency for Dummies" is available in stores, online, and here: http://amzn.com/1118095227 Read a blog post on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency. "Conquering Same and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free the True You" is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble Follow Darlene on Twitter: @darlenelancer Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/codependencyrecovery "Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like," All Rights Reserved. Copyright, Darlene Lancer, 2013. -
12:42Codependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. Expert
Codependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. ExpertCodependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. Expert
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution is indelibly linked to long-term codependency recovery. Moreover, he disusses how loneliness is the primary affective state that keeps a codependents from finding healthy romantic relationship or keeps them stuck in them. The content of this video will be included in his upcoming book: The Codependency Cure: Breaking Free from the Narcissist -
11:06"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not only redefines codependency, but he explains why codependents predictably and reflexively fall in love with pathological narcissists. In this video he makes the bold move by renaming Codependency to Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLD). According to Rosenberg, codependency" is an outdated term that connotes weakness and emotional fragility, both of which are far from the truth. The new term should recognize the problem with which all codependents struggle: a deficiency of self-love. Without it, they are perpetually and hopelessly attracted to pathological narcissists. The term “Self-Love Deficit Disorder" takes the disgrace out of the name of Codependency and places the focus on the shame that perpetuates it. For more information about Ross Rosenberg's work, inlcuding his book, visit AdvancedClincalTrainers.com or HumanMagnetSyndrome.com. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT © 2015 -
44:47Codependency, Narcissism and Healing Trauma with Teal Swan and Ross Rosenberg
Codependency, Narcissism and Healing Trauma with Teal Swan and Ross Rosenberg -
19:18Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be UncomfortableBreaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse. If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you. If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease. If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply. Enjoy these "motivational videos"! "Lisa A. Romano's" books are: * "The Road Back To Me" * "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me) * "Loving The Self Affirmations" * "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now" You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1 For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com" To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact; acoalifecoach@gmail.com To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1 Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE For a signed copy of one of Lisa A. Romano's book acoalifecoach@gmail.com -
2:29Codependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
Codependency Test | 9 Codependent SignsCodependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out... Count the codependency signs that were true about your family life as you were growing up to get your codependent score. Join the DO Personality Test community and get emails from us: http://dopersonalitytest.com/join-do/ ----- Codependents sacrifice themselves by overgiving.Yet not matter how hard they work to give give give, they cannot succeed in making everything perfect for the takers in their lives. Think back now to your early years. Count how many signs were true for you... #1 Home was not safe You grew up in a dysfunctional home. Your parents were addicts or constantly fighting. This taught you that it was your job to make everything okay. # 2 Other people come first The chaos of your family background taught you that you were not important. Nobody paid much attention to you except when you were being helpful. # 3 mature child You had to grow up quickly so that you could take care of your siblings or parents who couldn't look after themselves # 4 Saying 'no' means you don't love me You think it's selfish to say 'no' which gets you into situations that you later come to resent. # 5 Nothing you do is ever good enough You used to jump through hoops trying to please your parents. Either they didn't care about your achievements or were a disappointment to them # 6 Crying or being sad is not okay In your family talking about feelings was not allowed. Only your parents could express their feelings when drunk or when fighting # 7 People are unreliable Controlling love. Your parent's love was given and taken away depending on the help you gave them or the trophies you won # 8 Who cares? You were a ghost in your house and what you had to say was not important. # 9 love means 'Do as I say' You have lived a lifetime of doing exactly as your famiy members dictate. Who am I and what do I want? ----------- To get your codependency score CLICK BELOW: 0-3 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/v8h0IW 4-6 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/QEI7UF 7-9 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/SShl9e Want more tests? Take the next personality test here: http://dopersonalitytest.com/personality-tests/ -
16:35Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. RelationshipNarcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency. Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com -
9:215 Steps to Recovery from Codependency
5 Steps to Recovery from Codependency5 Steps to Recovery from Codependency
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing well-ingrained childhood patterns of dysfunction. He encourages you to be kind and patient with yourself as you take the first steps toward healthier behaviors in relationships. He asks you to "trust the process" and keep the focus on "progress not perfection." Counselor Carl's straight-forward teaching style makes complex concepts easy to understand. Counselor Carl is a licensed, professional counselor with 19 years of clinical experience both online and face-to-face. -
52:03Codependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne Phillips
Codependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne PhillipsCodependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne Phillips
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1st Attachment trauma 2nd Addiction 3rd Codependency. SLD’s are born to a pathological narcissistic parent, who abuses, neglects, or deprives them. As a result, the child develops a defensive coping strategies. They emotionally survive by being the pleasing, gift, trophy or the good child. The "pleasing" role helps them remain safer, but still, they suffers trauma. This causes stunted childhood attachment, which morphs into a “relationship template” that compels them to be the caretaker in most relationships. Hence, codependents consistently fall in love with pathological narcissists and the relationship compulsion is experienced as an addiction. Codependency or SLD ultimately manifests as an addiction Ross is the author of the best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us. More about him: www.HumanMagnetSyndrome.com -
12:00Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship Expert
Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship ExpertCodependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship Expert
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are: Stage 1: Setting Boundaries Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment Stage 3: Building New Relationships Stage 4: Reinforcing/Strengthening New Relationships Like the real Surgeon General’s warning, Ross prepares his clients for the battle of their lifetime. His “Surgeon General’s Warning” is an ethical and moral mandate that all therapists working with codependents should utilize. The “Warning” facilitates an accurate understanding of positive and negative experiences of codependency recovery. Similarly, it sets up the important cost/benefit dialogue that instills hope, while preparing the codependent client for this challenging transformation. Knowing both the positives and negatives, recovering codependents can make a life-altering informed decision. -
66:27Full Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. Expert
Full Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. ExpertFull Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. Expert
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing information. Ross Rosenberg, codependency and narcissism expert and best-selling author, will help you understand how and why you or a loved one became a codependent or narcissist. You will be given the crucial information that will help you understand and, therefore, change your chronic dysfunctional relationship patterns. Knowledge is power and this webinar packs a punch with its cutting edge explanations. It will provide you with answers you have spent a lifetime seeking. Pulling from his best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, Ross will provide his astute updated explanation of the development of these two disorders. Surprisingly, both codependency and narcissism have similar beginnings. Rosenberg will show how pathologically narcissistic parents traumatize/psychologically harm their children in a manner that puts them on the pathway to develop codependency or narcissism. Rosenberg will tie in family systems, psychodynamic attachment, and trauma theories in his explanation about how arrested personality development and attachment challenges are at the heart and soul of these two disparate but connected disorders. His unique explanations will shed new light into your understanding of both codependency and pathological narcissism. -
18:29Codependency and Depression-The Way Out
Codependency and Depression-The Way OutCodependency and Depression-The Way Out
http://www.lisaaromano.com Depression is caused for many reasons. When depression is related to being codependent, the issue (in my humble opinion) is one that is caused by suppressing or depressing ones emotions. When we suppress our emotions, we are essentially depressing our nervous, and Chakra systems. The nervous system represents the material pathways our invisible energy travels through. Our Chakra system is comprised of energy centers. When we suppress our emotions, our energy gets blocked in various Chakra centers. And when we suppress our emotions, we suffer a depression of our Central Nervous Center--the brain. This video has been created to help anyone who is feeling guilty, ashamed, angry or even more depressed because they are depressed. Dear one, if you are codependent then you have been brainwashed (programmed) to believe your emotions do not matter--and so you may have lived a life suppressing them unconsciously or mildly conscious of suppressing them. As teens and adults you may have experienced great depression. This makes sense dear one. Please know YOU'RE NOT CRAZY for being depressed if you were raised to be codependent, and worried more about what others thought and felt than what you thought and felt. The way out is not complicated, but that does not mean it is an easy way out. Expression + Action = Depressed No More. Just as Suppression + No Action = Depression, expressing your feelings combined with actions in the form of boundaries will allow you to back yourself out of the hell hole you have been shoved into throughout your lifetime--courtesy of your codependent upbringing, and unconscious thought patterns as an adult. I am hoping this video--inspires you to NEVER GIVE UP on believing YOU CAN CREATE AN ABUNDANT REALITY FOR YOURSELF--by mastering your mind!!!! Lisa A. Romano is a Breakthrough Life Coach who specializes in helping people heal their childhood programming. If you have been raised by alcoholics, narcissists, or if you are struggling with codependency, and have been attracting narcissists into your life these videos will help you unravel the dysfunctional beliefs that are holding you back. This channel speaks to those interested in "codependent counseling", "codependent therapists", "codependent no more", question "What is codependency?", "narcissistic abuse survivors", "codependency issues", and "codependent recovery". If you are interested in reading Lisa's books they are; The Road Back To Me My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Unconscious Codependent Belief Systems Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Childhood Brainwashing For professional inquires; http://www.lisaaromano.com Free Worksheets when you join our newsletter at http://www.lisaaromano.com To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1 Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE Visit Website Store for downloads, meditations and workshops. -
19:34Love Addiction and Codependency
Love Addiction and CodependencyLove Addiction and Codependency
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto relationships with others, long after they should. Love addicts are in love with the 'fantasy' that is falling in love, while codependents are stuck in dysfunctional relationships with others, and lack the emotional skills and awareness necessary to end toxic relationships. Love addicts, like codependents lack personal boundaries. The goal is to 'enmesh' with someone, in spite of all the danger signs. Love addicts ignore the red flags, very much like many codependents do. Love addicts are those of us who obsess about others. We live for texts, phone calls, signs of validation, and believe in love at first sight. There is little to no appreciation for the idea that the object of our desire is one we truly know on a visceral level. NO! Love addicts attach themselves to others--eager to fulfill their fantasies about love. Codependents often times stay in troubling relationships with others and sometimes even seek sick people out to 'take care of'. So accustomed to being invisible in relationships due to our childhood programming (we felt invisible as children or codependency and denial were modeled for us) we do not know 'how to' relate to others in a healthy way (we have never learned to relate to SELF in a healthy way). We can heal, but not without first diagnosing our own behavior and emotional dispositions. Self correction is needed to help save ourselves from the destructive patterns of love addiction and codependency. Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse. If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you. If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease. If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply. Enjoy these "motivational videos"! "Lisa A. Romano's" books are: * "The Road Back To Me" * "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me) * "Loving The Self Affirmations" * "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now" You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1 For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com" To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact; acoalifecoach@gmail.com To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show" http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1 Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE Join my online community at https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/114377891019629997576 Check my free strategies out on Goaly.com
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Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency Recovery Warning. Both were developed as a direct result of his own codependency recovery and 27 years of working with codependent clientele. These new and innovative codependency recovery concepts have been met with universally positive feedback from both professionals and non-professionals alike. -
Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles. For ebooks and a FREE copy of "14 Tips for Letting Go," see http://www.WhatisCodependency.com. Read a blog on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency. "Codependency for Dummies" is available in stores, online, and here: http://amzn.com/1118095227 Read a blog post on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency. "Conquering Same and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free the True You" is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble Follow Darlene on Twitter: @darlenelancer Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/codependencyrecovery "Codependen... -
Codependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. Expert
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution is indelibly linked to long-term codependency recovery. Moreover, he disusses how loneliness is the primary affective state that keeps a codependents from finding healthy romantic relationship or keeps them stuck in them. The content of this video will be included in his upcoming book: The Codependency Cure: Breaking Free from the Narcissist -
"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not only redefines codependency, but he explains why codependents predictably and reflexively fall in love with pathological narcissists. In this video he makes the bold move by renaming Codependency to Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLD). According to Rosenberg, codependency" is an outdated term that connotes weakness and emotional fragility, both of which are far from the truth. The new term should recognize the problem with which all codependents struggle: a deficiency of self-love. Without it, they are perpetually and hopelessly attracted to pathological narcissists. The term “Self-Love Deficit Disorder" takes the disgrace out of t... -
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Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse. If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you. If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by ... -
Codependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out... Count the codependency signs that were true about your family life as you were growing up to get your codependent score. Join the DO Personality Test community and get emails from us: http://dopersonalitytest.com/join-do/ ----- Codependents sacrifice themselves by overgiving.Yet not matter how hard they work to give give give, they cannot succeed in making everything perfect for the takers in their lives. Think back now to your early years. Count how many signs were true for you... #1 Home was not safe You grew up in a dysfunctional home. Your parents were addicts or constantly fighting. This taught you that it was your job to make... -
Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency. Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com -
5 Steps to Recovery from Codependency
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing well-ingrained childhood patterns of dysfunction. He encourages you to be kind and patient with yourself as you take the first steps toward healthier behaviors in relationships. He asks you to "trust the process" and keep the focus on "progress not perfection." Counselor Carl's straight-forward teaching style makes complex concepts easy to understand. Counselor Carl is a licensed, professional counselor with 19 years of clinical experience both online and face-to-face. -
Codependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne Phillips
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1st Attachment trauma 2nd Addiction 3rd Codependency. SLD’s are born to a pathological narcissistic parent, who abuses, neglects, or deprives them. As a result, the child develops a defensive coping strategies. They emotionally survive by being the pleasing, gift, trophy or the good child. The "pleasing" role helps them remain safer, but still, they suffers trauma. This causes stunted childhood attachment, which morphs into a “relationship template” that compels them to be the caretaker in most relationships. Hence, codependents consistently fall in love with pathological narcissists and the relationship compulsi... -
Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship Expert
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are: Stage 1: Setting Boundaries Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment Stage 3: Building New Relationships Stage 4: Reinforcing/Strengthening New Relationships Like the real Surgeon General’s warning, Ross prepares his clients for the battle of their lifetime. His “Surgeon General’s Warning” is an ethical and moral mandate that all therapists working with codependents should utilize. The “Warning” facilitates an accurate understanding of positive and negative experiences of codependency recovery. Similarly, it sets up the important cost/benefit dialogue that instills hope, while preparing the codependent client for this challenging transformation. Knowing both the positives and negatives, recovering codependents can make a life-... -
Full Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. Expert
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing information. Ross Rosenberg, codependency and narcissism expert and best-selling author, will help you understand how and why you or a loved one became a codependent or narcissist. You will be given the crucial information that will help you understand and, therefore, change your chronic dysfunctional relationship patterns. Knowledge is power and this webinar packs a punch with its cutting edge explanations. It will provide you with answers you have spent a lifetime seeking. Pulling from his best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, Ross will provide his astute updated explanation of the de... -
Codependency and Depression-The Way Out
http://www.lisaaromano.com Depression is caused for many reasons. When depression is related to being codependent, the issue (in my humble opinion) is one that is caused by suppressing or depressing ones emotions. When we suppress our emotions, we are essentially depressing our nervous, and Chakra systems. The nervous system represents the material pathways our invisible energy travels through. Our Chakra system is comprised of energy centers. When we suppress our emotions, our energy gets blocked in various Chakra centers. And when we suppress our emotions, we suffer a depression of our Central Nervous Center--the brain. This video has been created to help anyone who is feeling guilty, ashamed, angry or even more depressed because they are depressed. Dear one, if you are codepend... -
Love Addiction and Codependency
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto relationships with others, long after they should. Love addicts are in love with the 'fantasy' that is falling in love, while codependents are stuck in dysfunctional relationships with others, and lack the emotional skills and awareness necessary to end toxic relationships. Love addicts, like codependents lack personal boundaries. The goal is to 'enmesh' with someone, in spite of all the danger signs. Love addicts ignore the red flags, very much like many codependents do. Love addicts are those of us who obsess about others. We live for texts, phone calls, signs of validation, and believe in love at first sight. There is little to no appreciation for the idea that the object of our desire is one we... -
What is Codependency? How does someone become Codependent?
What is codependency and how does someone become codependent? Cracking the "codependency" code. Lisa A. Romano, Life Coach discusses the emotional disease--called codependency. www.healingselfesteem.com The Road Back To Me My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce Loving the Self Affirmations -
Love's Silent Killer - Shame and Codependent Relationships
http://www.whatiscodependency.com/ - Looking to understand how shame affects codependency and relationships? Watch this interview with Darlene Lancer, LMFT, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Santa Monica, California, and author of "Conquering Shame and Codpendency." If you're in a codependent relationship, looking for codependency or addiction recovery, or just want to improve your sense of self-confidence and self-worth, this video can help! For more information on codependency symptoms and treatment, as well as other videos and seminars, visit http://www.whatiscodependency.com and download "14 Tips to Letting Go." "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free Your True Self," published by Hazelden Publishers, are available at Amazon.com... -
Codependency-Healing--How to Talk To Your Narcissist
Chances are if you're codependent you've attracted a narcissist or two. If you've married one--a few tips might help you be able to detach from their narcissistic abuse. Here's to empowering the gentle soul in you Dear One! This channel is dedicated to the adult child of the alcoholic. Here we get to share useful information for the sake of moving beyond our 12 step programs and ACoA labels. We do not allow ourselves to get stuck in blaming others for what has happened to us in our life...but we do take honest inventories for the sake of expanding our awareness. Lisa A. Romano is an ACoA Life Coach, Mentor and Bestselling Author. Her books are; The Road Back To Me My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce Loving The Self Affirmations Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now -
The Origins of Codependency Codependency. "Human Doings" Because of Narcissistic Parents. Expert
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency. Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com -
Codependency: An Addiction to Controlling:
UPDATE: Phone: 757-312-8002 This video defines and describes codependency and the root cause. It raises a number of questions to help the listener decide if he or she may be codependent, and provides a resource for hope, help and healing from this addition. -
Numb, Disconnected or Disassociated. Coping with Trauma & Codependency. Romano Rosenberg Experts
Lisa A. Romano and Ross Rosenberg discuss how and why disassociation or emotional disconnection is a coping strategy or defense mechanisms to deal with or manager deep internal emotional pain of loss, trauma, neglect and/or abuse. The discussion includes how one's disassociation is an element of codependency, Self-Love Deficit Disorder or someone who is an Adult Child of an Alcoholic. Ross Rosenberg & Lisa A. Romano will be giving a webinar on February 13, 2016. Banishing Fear: Finding the Courage to Heal from Codependency/Self-Love Deficit Disorder. It will be at 12 – 3pm EST. To register go to www.AdvancedClinicalTrainers.com Just in time for Valentine’s Day! Banishing fear and finding courage to heal or recover from codependency, or what Ross now refers to as Self-Love Deficit ... -
Codependent Anger Rage and Resentment
Many codependents are angry, resentful, tired, and bewildered. Because they are operating under false belief systems, they do not realize they are frustrating themselves by the way they relate to others. Knowing what's going on beneath the surface of our conscious minds, helps us gain back personal control. Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse. If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you. If you have grown up... -
What is Codependency? 8 Codependent Relationship Mistakes
What is codependency? http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com. In this video Andrea Cairella, LPCC in Long Beach, CA covers what is codependency, what is a codependent & codependent relationships. Come on over to http://truepotentialcounseling.com/what-is-co-dependency-2/ where the main discussion happens after the episode. What is codependency? And what are codependent relationships? In today's episode you will learn what is codependency, what is a codependent and how to recognize the negative patterns of codependent relationships. 1. What is Co-dependency? Co-dependency also known as "relationship addiction" or "love addiction" is a learned behavior that can be passed down from one generation to another where either addictive or abusive behaviors were present, a codependent relatio... -
Codependency-Why Do We Repeat Our Negative Patterns From Childhood?
www.lisaaromano.com Workshops--books--mp3's Codependency is a dis-ease of mind, body and soul. Codependents repeat the negative patterns of the past for a number of reasons, all of which are rooted in subconscious programming. We all have energetic, vibrational grids that were created through the vibrations we received as children. The downloads we received about love, relationships and alike become our core beliefs. As adults our templates become activated when we encounter someone similar to our parents, and in most cases, is unhealthy. Our brain does not judge the excitement we feel when our grids get activated. Our brain simply presumes the excitement--or the electrical attraction is love. This is just one reason why we repeat our negative childhood patterns in adulthood, but t...
Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
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- Duration: 60:18
- Updated: 31 Jul 2014
- views: 90337
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency R...
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency Recovery Warning.
Both were developed as a direct result of his own codependency recovery and 27 years of working with codependent clientele. These new and innovative codependency recovery concepts have been met with universally positive feedback from both professionals and non-professionals alike.
wn.com/Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage codependency treatment model and his “Surgeon General’s” Codependency Recovery Warning.
Both were developed as a direct result of his own codependency recovery and 27 years of working with codependent clientele. These new and innovative codependency recovery concepts have been met with universally positive feedback from both professionals and non-professionals alike.
- published: 31 Jul 2014
- views: 90337
Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
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- Duration: 16:16
- Updated: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 135430
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at ...
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles.
For ebooks and a FREE copy of "14 Tips for Letting Go," see http://www.WhatisCodependency.com.
Read a blog on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Codependency for Dummies" is available in stores, online, and here: http://amzn.com/1118095227
Read a blog post on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Conquering Same and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free the True You" is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble
Follow Darlene on Twitter: @darlenelancer
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/codependencyrecovery
"Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like," All Rights Reserved. Copyright, Darlene Lancer, 2013.
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Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency," Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist speaks to professionals at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles.
For ebooks and a FREE copy of "14 Tips for Letting Go," see http://www.WhatisCodependency.com.
Read a blog on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Codependency for Dummies" is available in stores, online, and here: http://amzn.com/1118095227
Read a blog post on recovery: http://www.whatiscodependency.com/recovery-from-codependency.
"Conquering Same and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free the True You" is available on Amazon and at Barnes & Noble
Follow Darlene on Twitter: @darlenelancer
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/codependencyrecovery
"Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like," All Rights Reserved. Copyright, Darlene Lancer, 2013.
- published: 25 Jan 2013
- views: 135430
Codependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. Expert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:42
- Updated: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 74844
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution...
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution is indelibly linked to long-term codependency recovery. Moreover, he disusses how loneliness is the primary affective state that keeps a codependents from finding healthy romantic relationship or keeps them stuck in them. The content of this video will be included in his upcoming book: The Codependency Cure: Breaking Free from the Narcissist
wn.com/Codependency Loneliness Why Codependents Stay W Narcissists. Lonely Hurts Rosenberg. Expert
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependency and loneliness are connected. He also explains why trauma resolution is indelibly linked to long-term codependency recovery. Moreover, he disusses how loneliness is the primary affective state that keeps a codependents from finding healthy romantic relationship or keeps them stuck in them. The content of this video will be included in his upcoming book: The Codependency Cure: Breaking Free from the Narcissist
- published: 05 Apr 2015
- views: 74844
"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:06
- Updated: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 9694
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not onl...
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not only redefines codependency, but he explains why codependents predictably and reflexively fall in love with pathological narcissists.
In this video he makes the bold move by renaming Codependency to Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLD). According to Rosenberg, codependency" is an outdated term that connotes weakness and emotional fragility, both of which are far from the truth. The new term should recognize the problem with which all codependents struggle: a deficiency of self-love. Without it, they are perpetually and hopelessly attracted to pathological narcissists. The term “Self-Love Deficit Disorder" takes the disgrace out of the name of Codependency and places the focus on the shame that perpetuates it.
For more information about Ross Rosenberg's work, inlcuding his book, visit AdvancedClincalTrainers.com or HumanMagnetSyndrome.com.
Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT © 2015
wn.com/Codependency No More Taking The Shame Out Of The Name. Introducing Self Love Deficit Disorder
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, he not only redefines codependency, but he explains why codependents predictably and reflexively fall in love with pathological narcissists.
In this video he makes the bold move by renaming Codependency to Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLD). According to Rosenberg, codependency" is an outdated term that connotes weakness and emotional fragility, both of which are far from the truth. The new term should recognize the problem with which all codependents struggle: a deficiency of self-love. Without it, they are perpetually and hopelessly attracted to pathological narcissists. The term “Self-Love Deficit Disorder" takes the disgrace out of the name of Codependency and places the focus on the shame that perpetuates it.
For more information about Ross Rosenberg's work, inlcuding his book, visit AdvancedClincalTrainers.com or HumanMagnetSyndrome.com.
Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT © 2015
- published: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 9694
Codependency, Narcissism and Healing Trauma with Teal Swan and Ross Rosenberg
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- Duration: 44:47
- Updated: 16 Jul 2015
- views: 71977
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Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
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- Duration: 19:18
- Updated: 29 May 2015
- views: 32195
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will ...
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
For a signed copy of one of Lisa A. Romano's book
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
wn.com/Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can accept that your job is to not fix that uncomfortable feeling--you will
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
For a signed copy of one of Lisa A. Romano's book
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
- published: 29 May 2015
- views: 32195
Codependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 47693
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out...
Count t...
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out...
Count the codependency signs that were true about your family life as you were growing up to get your codependent score.
Join the DO Personality Test community and get emails from us: http://dopersonalitytest.com/join-do/
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Codependents sacrifice themselves by overgiving.Yet not matter how hard they work to give give give, they cannot succeed in making everything perfect for the takers in their lives.
Think back now to your early years. Count how many signs were true for you...
#1 Home was not safe
You grew up in a dysfunctional home. Your parents were addicts or constantly fighting. This taught you that it was your job to make everything okay.
# 2 Other people come first
The chaos of your family background taught you that you were not important. Nobody paid much attention to you except when you were being helpful.
# 3 mature child
You had to grow up quickly so that you could take care of your siblings or parents who couldn't look after themselves
# 4 Saying 'no' means you don't love me
You think it's selfish to say 'no' which gets you into situations that you later come to resent.
# 5 Nothing you do is ever good enough
You used to jump through hoops trying to please your parents. Either they didn't care about your achievements or were a disappointment to them
# 6 Crying or being sad is not okay
In your family talking about feelings was not allowed. Only your parents could express their feelings when drunk or when fighting
# 7 People are unreliable
Controlling love. Your parent's love was given and taken away depending on the help you gave them or the trophies you won
# 8 Who cares?
You were a ghost in your house and what you had to say was not important.
# 9 love means 'Do as I say'
You have lived a lifetime of doing exactly as your famiy members dictate. Who am I and what do I want?
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To get your codependency score CLICK BELOW:
0-3 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/v8h0IW
4-6 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/QEI7UF
7-9 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/SShl9e
Want more tests? Take the next personality test here: http://dopersonalitytest.com/personality-tests/
wn.com/Codependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
Are you stressed out, drained and used up from giving too much in your relationships? You may be codependent. Take the Codependency Test to find out...
Count the codependency signs that were true about your family life as you were growing up to get your codependent score.
Join the DO Personality Test community and get emails from us: http://dopersonalitytest.com/join-do/
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Codependents sacrifice themselves by overgiving.Yet not matter how hard they work to give give give, they cannot succeed in making everything perfect for the takers in their lives.
Think back now to your early years. Count how many signs were true for you...
#1 Home was not safe
You grew up in a dysfunctional home. Your parents were addicts or constantly fighting. This taught you that it was your job to make everything okay.
# 2 Other people come first
The chaos of your family background taught you that you were not important. Nobody paid much attention to you except when you were being helpful.
# 3 mature child
You had to grow up quickly so that you could take care of your siblings or parents who couldn't look after themselves
# 4 Saying 'no' means you don't love me
You think it's selfish to say 'no' which gets you into situations that you later come to resent.
# 5 Nothing you do is ever good enough
You used to jump through hoops trying to please your parents. Either they didn't care about your achievements or were a disappointment to them
# 6 Crying or being sad is not okay
In your family talking about feelings was not allowed. Only your parents could express their feelings when drunk or when fighting
# 7 People are unreliable
Controlling love. Your parent's love was given and taken away depending on the help you gave them or the trophies you won
# 8 Who cares?
You were a ghost in your house and what you had to say was not important.
# 9 love means 'Do as I say'
You have lived a lifetime of doing exactly as your famiy members dictate. Who am I and what do I want?
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To get your codependency score CLICK BELOW:
0-3 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/v8h0IW
4-6 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/QEI7UF
7-9 Codependency Signs: http://goo.gl/SShl9e
Want more tests? Take the next personality test here: http://dopersonalitytest.com/personality-tests/
- published: 14 Oct 2014
- views: 47693
Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 16:35
- Updated: 15 Jun 2013
- views: 87707
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. ...
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency.
Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com
wn.com/Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining The Origins Of Codependency. Relationship
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency.
Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com
- published: 15 Jun 2013
- views: 87707
5 Steps to Recovery from Codependency
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 9:21
- Updated: 04 Jan 2015
- views: 19635
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing w...
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing well-ingrained childhood patterns of dysfunction. He encourages you to be kind and patient with yourself as you take the first steps toward healthier behaviors in relationships. He asks you to "trust the process" and keep the focus on "progress not perfection." Counselor Carl's straight-forward teaching style makes complex concepts easy to understand. Counselor Carl is a licensed, professional counselor with 19 years of clinical experience both online and face-to-face.
wn.com/5 Steps To Recovery From Codependency
Counselor Carl (http://serenityonlinetherapy.com) offers 5 steps to becoming a recovering codependent. He stresses the importance of preparation for changing well-ingrained childhood patterns of dysfunction. He encourages you to be kind and patient with yourself as you take the first steps toward healthier behaviors in relationships. He asks you to "trust the process" and keep the focus on "progress not perfection." Counselor Carl's straight-forward teaching style makes complex concepts easy to understand. Counselor Carl is a licensed, professional counselor with 19 years of clinical experience both online and face-to-face.
- published: 04 Jan 2015
- views: 19635
Codependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne Phillips
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 52:03
- Updated: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 8577
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1s...
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1st Attachment trauma 2nd Addiction 3rd Codependency. SLD’s are born to a pathological narcissistic parent, who abuses, neglects, or deprives them. As a result, the child develops a defensive coping strategies. They emotionally survive by being the pleasing, gift, trophy or the good child. The "pleasing" role helps them remain safer, but still, they suffers trauma. This causes stunted childhood attachment, which morphs into a “relationship template” that compels them to be the caretaker in most relationships. Hence, codependents consistently fall in love with pathological narcissists and the relationship compulsion is experienced as an addiction. Codependency or SLD ultimately manifests as an addiction Ross is the author of the best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us. More about him: www.HumanMagnetSyndrome.com
wn.com/Codependency Addiction Self Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio Interview With Suzanne Phillips
This radio interview focuses on Ross Rosenberg's latest ideas / explanations on codependency addiction. Codependency / SLD Addictin is a 3rd level disorder. 1st Attachment trauma 2nd Addiction 3rd Codependency. SLD’s are born to a pathological narcissistic parent, who abuses, neglects, or deprives them. As a result, the child develops a defensive coping strategies. They emotionally survive by being the pleasing, gift, trophy or the good child. The "pleasing" role helps them remain safer, but still, they suffers trauma. This causes stunted childhood attachment, which morphs into a “relationship template” that compels them to be the caretaker in most relationships. Hence, codependents consistently fall in love with pathological narcissists and the relationship compulsion is experienced as an addiction. Codependency or SLD ultimately manifests as an addiction Ross is the author of the best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us. More about him: www.HumanMagnetSyndrome.com
- published: 17 Nov 2015
- views: 8577
Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship Expert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:00
- Updated: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 96954
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are:
Stage 1: Setting Boundaries
Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment
Stage 3: Building New Relati...
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are:
Stage 1: Setting Boundaries
Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment
Stage 3: Building New Relationships
Stage 4: Reinforcing/Strengthening New Relationships
Like the real Surgeon General’s warning, Ross prepares his clients for the battle of their lifetime. His “Surgeon General’s Warning” is an ethical and moral mandate that all therapists working with codependents should utilize. The “Warning” facilitates an accurate understanding of positive and negative experiences of codependency recovery. Similarly, it sets up the important cost/benefit dialogue that instills hope, while preparing the codependent client for this challenging transformation. Knowing both the positives and negatives, recovering codependents can make a life-altering informed decision.
wn.com/Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey Toward Healing And Self Love. Relationship Expert
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are:
Stage 1: Setting Boundaries
Stage 2: Maintaining Boundaries in a Hostile Environment
Stage 3: Building New Relationships
Stage 4: Reinforcing/Strengthening New Relationships
Like the real Surgeon General’s warning, Ross prepares his clients for the battle of their lifetime. His “Surgeon General’s Warning” is an ethical and moral mandate that all therapists working with codependents should utilize. The “Warning” facilitates an accurate understanding of positive and negative experiences of codependency recovery. Similarly, it sets up the important cost/benefit dialogue that instills hope, while preparing the codependent client for this challenging transformation. Knowing both the positives and negatives, recovering codependents can make a life-altering informed decision.
- published: 19 Feb 2014
- views: 96954
Full Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. Expert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 66:27
- Updated: 27 Nov 2014
- views: 38500
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing ...
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing information. Ross Rosenberg, codependency and narcissism expert and best-selling author, will help you understand how and why you or a loved one became a codependent or narcissist. You will be given the crucial information that will help you understand and, therefore, change your chronic dysfunctional relationship patterns. Knowledge is power and this webinar packs a punch with its cutting edge explanations. It will provide you with answers you have spent a lifetime seeking.
Pulling from his best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, Ross will provide his astute updated explanation of the development of these two disorders. Surprisingly, both codependency and narcissism have similar beginnings. Rosenberg will show how pathologically narcissistic parents traumatize/psychologically harm their children in a manner that puts them on the pathway to develop codependency or narcissism. Rosenberg will tie in family systems, psychodynamic attachment, and trauma theories in his explanation about how arrested personality development and attachment challenges are at the heart and soul of these two disparate but connected disorders. His unique explanations will shed new light into your understanding of both codependency and pathological narcissism.
wn.com/Full Webinar The Cause Of Codependency Narcissism. How Why. Expert
If you are seeking recovery from codependency or you are habitually in relationships with narcissists, this insightful training will arm you with life-changing information. Ross Rosenberg, codependency and narcissism expert and best-selling author, will help you understand how and why you or a loved one became a codependent or narcissist. You will be given the crucial information that will help you understand and, therefore, change your chronic dysfunctional relationship patterns. Knowledge is power and this webinar packs a punch with its cutting edge explanations. It will provide you with answers you have spent a lifetime seeking.
Pulling from his best-selling book, The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us, Ross will provide his astute updated explanation of the development of these two disorders. Surprisingly, both codependency and narcissism have similar beginnings. Rosenberg will show how pathologically narcissistic parents traumatize/psychologically harm their children in a manner that puts them on the pathway to develop codependency or narcissism. Rosenberg will tie in family systems, psychodynamic attachment, and trauma theories in his explanation about how arrested personality development and attachment challenges are at the heart and soul of these two disparate but connected disorders. His unique explanations will shed new light into your understanding of both codependency and pathological narcissism.
- published: 27 Nov 2014
- views: 38500
Codependency and Depression-The Way Out
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:29
- Updated: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 6196
http://www.lisaaromano.com
Depression is caused for many reasons. When depression is related to being codependent, the issue (in my humble opinion) is one tha...
http://www.lisaaromano.com
Depression is caused for many reasons. When depression is related to being codependent, the issue (in my humble opinion) is one that is caused by suppressing or depressing ones emotions. When we suppress our emotions, we are essentially depressing our nervous, and Chakra systems. The nervous system represents the material pathways our invisible energy travels through. Our Chakra system is comprised of energy centers. When we suppress our emotions, our energy gets blocked in various Chakra centers. And when we suppress our emotions, we suffer a depression of our Central Nervous Center--the brain.
This video has been created to help anyone who is feeling guilty, ashamed, angry or even more depressed because they are depressed. Dear one, if you are codependent then you have been brainwashed (programmed) to believe your emotions do not matter--and so you may have lived a life suppressing them unconsciously or mildly conscious of suppressing them. As teens and adults you may have experienced great depression. This makes sense dear one. Please know YOU'RE NOT CRAZY for being depressed if you were raised to be codependent, and worried more about what others thought and felt than what you thought and felt.
The way out is not complicated, but that does not mean it is an easy way out. Expression + Action = Depressed No More.
Just as Suppression + No Action = Depression, expressing your feelings combined with actions in the form of boundaries will allow you to back yourself out of the hell hole you have been shoved into throughout your lifetime--courtesy of your codependent upbringing, and unconscious thought patterns as an adult.
I am hoping this video--inspires you to NEVER GIVE UP on believing YOU CAN CREATE AN ABUNDANT REALITY FOR YOURSELF--by mastering your mind!!!!
Lisa A. Romano is a Breakthrough Life Coach who specializes in helping people heal their childhood programming. If you have been raised by alcoholics, narcissists, or if you are struggling with codependency, and have been attracting narcissists into your life these videos will help you unravel the dysfunctional beliefs that are holding you back.
This channel speaks to those interested in "codependent counseling", "codependent therapists", "codependent no more", question "What is codependency?", "narcissistic abuse survivors", "codependency issues", and "codependent recovery".
If you are interested in reading Lisa's books they are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Unconscious Codependent Belief Systems
Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Childhood Brainwashing
For professional inquires; http://www.lisaaromano.com
Free Worksheets when you join our newsletter at http://www.lisaaromano.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
Visit Website Store for downloads, meditations and workshops.
wn.com/Codependency And Depression The Way Out
http://www.lisaaromano.com
Depression is caused for many reasons. When depression is related to being codependent, the issue (in my humble opinion) is one that is caused by suppressing or depressing ones emotions. When we suppress our emotions, we are essentially depressing our nervous, and Chakra systems. The nervous system represents the material pathways our invisible energy travels through. Our Chakra system is comprised of energy centers. When we suppress our emotions, our energy gets blocked in various Chakra centers. And when we suppress our emotions, we suffer a depression of our Central Nervous Center--the brain.
This video has been created to help anyone who is feeling guilty, ashamed, angry or even more depressed because they are depressed. Dear one, if you are codependent then you have been brainwashed (programmed) to believe your emotions do not matter--and so you may have lived a life suppressing them unconsciously or mildly conscious of suppressing them. As teens and adults you may have experienced great depression. This makes sense dear one. Please know YOU'RE NOT CRAZY for being depressed if you were raised to be codependent, and worried more about what others thought and felt than what you thought and felt.
The way out is not complicated, but that does not mean it is an easy way out. Expression + Action = Depressed No More.
Just as Suppression + No Action = Depression, expressing your feelings combined with actions in the form of boundaries will allow you to back yourself out of the hell hole you have been shoved into throughout your lifetime--courtesy of your codependent upbringing, and unconscious thought patterns as an adult.
I am hoping this video--inspires you to NEVER GIVE UP on believing YOU CAN CREATE AN ABUNDANT REALITY FOR YOURSELF--by mastering your mind!!!!
Lisa A. Romano is a Breakthrough Life Coach who specializes in helping people heal their childhood programming. If you have been raised by alcoholics, narcissists, or if you are struggling with codependency, and have been attracting narcissists into your life these videos will help you unravel the dysfunctional beliefs that are holding you back.
This channel speaks to those interested in "codependent counseling", "codependent therapists", "codependent no more", question "What is codependency?", "narcissistic abuse survivors", "codependency issues", and "codependent recovery".
If you are interested in reading Lisa's books they are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Unconscious Codependent Belief Systems
Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Childhood Brainwashing
For professional inquires; http://www.lisaaromano.com
Free Worksheets when you join our newsletter at http://www.lisaaromano.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
Visit Website Store for downloads, meditations and workshops.
- published: 18 Dec 2015
- views: 6196
Love Addiction and Codependency
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 19:34
- Updated: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 14024
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto relationships with others, long after they should. Love addicts are in lo...
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto relationships with others, long after they should. Love addicts are in love with the 'fantasy' that is falling in love, while codependents are stuck in dysfunctional relationships with others, and lack the emotional skills and awareness necessary to end toxic relationships.
Love addicts, like codependents lack personal boundaries. The goal is to 'enmesh' with someone, in spite of all the danger signs. Love addicts ignore the red flags, very much like many codependents do. Love addicts are those of us who obsess about others. We live for texts, phone calls, signs of validation, and believe in love at first sight. There is little to no appreciation for the idea that the object of our desire is one we truly know on a visceral level. NO! Love addicts attach themselves to others--eager to fulfill their fantasies about love.
Codependents often times stay in troubling relationships with others and sometimes even seek sick people out to 'take care of'. So accustomed to being invisible in relationships due to our childhood programming (we felt invisible as children or codependency and denial were modeled for us) we do not know 'how to' relate to others in a healthy way (we have never learned to relate to SELF in a healthy way).
We can heal, but not without first diagnosing our own behavior and emotional dispositions. Self correction is needed to help save ourselves from the destructive patterns of love addiction and codependency.
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
Join my online community at
https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/114377891019629997576
Check my free strategies out on Goaly.com
wn.com/Love Addiction And Codependency
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto relationships with others, long after they should. Love addicts are in love with the 'fantasy' that is falling in love, while codependents are stuck in dysfunctional relationships with others, and lack the emotional skills and awareness necessary to end toxic relationships.
Love addicts, like codependents lack personal boundaries. The goal is to 'enmesh' with someone, in spite of all the danger signs. Love addicts ignore the red flags, very much like many codependents do. Love addicts are those of us who obsess about others. We live for texts, phone calls, signs of validation, and believe in love at first sight. There is little to no appreciation for the idea that the object of our desire is one we truly know on a visceral level. NO! Love addicts attach themselves to others--eager to fulfill their fantasies about love.
Codependents often times stay in troubling relationships with others and sometimes even seek sick people out to 'take care of'. So accustomed to being invisible in relationships due to our childhood programming (we felt invisible as children or codependency and denial were modeled for us) we do not know 'how to' relate to others in a healthy way (we have never learned to relate to SELF in a healthy way).
We can heal, but not without first diagnosing our own behavior and emotional dispositions. Self correction is needed to help save ourselves from the destructive patterns of love addiction and codependency.
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
Join my online community at
https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/114377891019629997576
Check my free strategies out on Goaly.com
- published: 30 Apr 2015
- views: 14024
What is Codependency? How does someone become Codependent?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 15:08
- Updated: 30 Dec 2013
- views: 8675
What is codependency and how does someone become codependent?
Cracking the "codependency" code. Lisa A. Romano, Life Coach discusses the emotional disease--cal...
What is codependency and how does someone become codependent?
Cracking the "codependency" code. Lisa A. Romano, Life Coach discusses the emotional disease--called codependency.
www.healingselfesteem.com
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving the Self Affirmations
wn.com/What Is Codependency How Does Someone Become Codependent
What is codependency and how does someone become codependent?
Cracking the "codependency" code. Lisa A. Romano, Life Coach discusses the emotional disease--called codependency.
www.healingselfesteem.com
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving the Self Affirmations
- published: 30 Dec 2013
- views: 8675
Love's Silent Killer - Shame and Codependent Relationships
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 41:30
- Updated: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 20590
http://www.whatiscodependency.com/ - Looking to understand how shame affects codependency and relationships?
Watch this interview with Darlene Lancer, LMFT, a ...
http://www.whatiscodependency.com/ - Looking to understand how shame affects codependency and relationships?
Watch this interview with Darlene Lancer, LMFT, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Santa Monica, California, and author of "Conquering Shame and Codpendency."
If you're in a codependent relationship, looking for codependency or addiction recovery, or just want to improve your sense of self-confidence and self-worth, this video can help!
For more information on codependency symptoms and treatment, as well as other videos and seminars, visit http://www.whatiscodependency.com and download "14 Tips to Letting Go."
"Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free Your True Self," published by Hazelden Publishers, are available at Amazon.com.
Listen to more audio interviews at www.whatiscodependency.com/seminars-and-interviews-on-codependency.
And don't forget to "thumbs up" this video and share it on Facebook and with anyone you think may be interested!
wn.com/Love's Silent Killer Shame And Codependent Relationships
http://www.whatiscodependency.com/ - Looking to understand how shame affects codependency and relationships?
Watch this interview with Darlene Lancer, LMFT, a licensed marriage and family therapist in Santa Monica, California, and author of "Conquering Shame and Codpendency."
If you're in a codependent relationship, looking for codependency or addiction recovery, or just want to improve your sense of self-confidence and self-worth, this video can help!
For more information on codependency symptoms and treatment, as well as other videos and seminars, visit http://www.whatiscodependency.com and download "14 Tips to Letting Go."
"Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependency: 8 Steps to Free Your True Self," published by Hazelden Publishers, are available at Amazon.com.
Listen to more audio interviews at www.whatiscodependency.com/seminars-and-interviews-on-codependency.
And don't forget to "thumbs up" this video and share it on Facebook and with anyone you think may be interested!
- published: 20 Jan 2015
- views: 20590
Codependency-Healing--How to Talk To Your Narcissist
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:03
- Updated: 06 Nov 2014
- views: 30699
Chances are if you're codependent you've attracted a narcissist or two. If you've married one--a few tips might help you be able to detach from their narcissi...
Chances are if you're codependent you've attracted a narcissist or two. If you've married one--a few tips might help you be able to detach from their narcissistic abuse.
Here's to empowering the gentle soul in you Dear One!
This channel is dedicated to the adult child of the alcoholic.
Here we get to share useful information for the sake of moving beyond our 12 step programs and ACoA labels.
We do not allow ourselves to get stuck in blaming others for what has happened to us in our life...but we do take honest inventories for the sake of expanding our awareness.
Lisa A. Romano is an ACoA Life Coach, Mentor and Bestselling Author.
Her books are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving The Self Affirmations
Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now
wn.com/Codependency Healing How To Talk To Your Narcissist
Chances are if you're codependent you've attracted a narcissist or two. If you've married one--a few tips might help you be able to detach from their narcissistic abuse.
Here's to empowering the gentle soul in you Dear One!
This channel is dedicated to the adult child of the alcoholic.
Here we get to share useful information for the sake of moving beyond our 12 step programs and ACoA labels.
We do not allow ourselves to get stuck in blaming others for what has happened to us in our life...but we do take honest inventories for the sake of expanding our awareness.
Lisa A. Romano is an ACoA Life Coach, Mentor and Bestselling Author.
Her books are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving The Self Affirmations
Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now
- published: 06 Nov 2014
- views: 30699
The Origins of Codependency Codependency. "Human Doings" Because of Narcissistic Parents. Expert
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:38
- Updated: 11 Sep 2013
- views: 110737
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. ...
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency.
Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com
wn.com/The Origins Of Codependency Codependency. Human Doings Because Of Narcissistic Parents. Expert
The eventual manifestation of codependency is directly connected to early childhood psychological damage perpetrated by a child's emotional manipulator parent. Emotional manipulators (extreme narcissists) are typically neglectful of their child's basic emotional needs, as their narcissism prevents them from truly understanding and knowing how to unconditionally love and nurture their children. The child's ability to successfully cope with his/her parent's narcissism will transform into an adult codependency.
Buy the book at Amazon or at www.TheHumanMagnetSyndrome.com
- published: 11 Sep 2013
- views: 110737
Codependency: An Addiction to Controlling:
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:59
- Updated: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 20554
UPDATE: Phone: 757-312-8002
This video defines and describes codependency and the root cause. It raises a number of questions to help the listener decide if he...
UPDATE: Phone: 757-312-8002
This video defines and describes codependency and the root cause. It raises a number of questions to help the listener decide if he or she may be codependent, and provides a resource for hope, help and healing from this addition.
wn.com/Codependency An Addiction To Controlling
UPDATE: Phone: 757-312-8002
This video defines and describes codependency and the root cause. It raises a number of questions to help the listener decide if he or she may be codependent, and provides a resource for hope, help and healing from this addition.
- published: 12 Apr 2012
- views: 20554
Numb, Disconnected or Disassociated. Coping with Trauma & Codependency. Romano Rosenberg Experts
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:47
- Updated: 10 Jan 2016
- views: 2502
Lisa A. Romano and Ross Rosenberg discuss how and why disassociation or emotional disconnection is a coping strategy or defense mechanisms to deal with or manag...
Lisa A. Romano and Ross Rosenberg discuss how and why disassociation or emotional disconnection is a coping strategy or defense mechanisms to deal with or manager deep internal emotional pain of loss, trauma, neglect and/or abuse. The discussion includes how one's disassociation is an element of codependency, Self-Love Deficit Disorder or someone who is an Adult Child of an Alcoholic.
Ross Rosenberg & Lisa A. Romano will be giving a webinar on February 13, 2016. Banishing Fear: Finding the Courage to Heal from Codependency/Self-Love Deficit Disorder. It will be at 12 – 3pm EST. To register go to www.AdvancedClinicalTrainers.com
Just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Banishing fear and finding courage to heal or recover from codependency, or what Ross now refers to as Self-Love Deficit Disorder is the perfect seminar from those who want to heal and
grow into more complete self-loving, self-caring and self-respecting individuals. Ross Rosenberg and Lisa Romano, two internationally renowned experts in the respective fields, will jointly participate in a life-changing seminar that focuses on the codependency/Self-Love Deficit Disorder and trauma recovery. During this three-hour webinar Ross and Lisa will give individual presentations while interacting with each other during them. Questions from the webinar audience will be answered.
Ross Rosenberg - Breaking Down the Fear Barrier to Codependency Recovery
1. “Codependency” No More – Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLDD)
2. Attachment trauma is so frightening, we have forgotten it
3. Fear is a major obstacle of SLDD recovery
4. Core shame sets up SLDD related anxiety and fear
5. Finding the courage to be vulnerable
6. Facing Codependency Addiction’s withdrawal symptoms
7. Bravely enduring necessary losses
8. Beating Pathological Loneliness
Lisa A. Romano - The Freezing Function of Core Shame
1. Why we fear confronting narcissists?
2. Why is it we struggle so much with having boundaries?
3. Why do we lack self-love?
4. How we can tap into courage to confront our fears and begin the healing journey?
Registration Options:
• $65 for the webinar
• $85 for the webinar and (the advanced purchase of) the video version of it
• For IL psychotherapists, $75 CEU version for the webinar or $95 for the webinar and video
NOTE: The Video will be available 2 weeks after the webinar, and will be sold for $50
wn.com/Numb, Disconnected Or Disassociated. Coping With Trauma Codependency. Romano Rosenberg Experts
Lisa A. Romano and Ross Rosenberg discuss how and why disassociation or emotional disconnection is a coping strategy or defense mechanisms to deal with or manager deep internal emotional pain of loss, trauma, neglect and/or abuse. The discussion includes how one's disassociation is an element of codependency, Self-Love Deficit Disorder or someone who is an Adult Child of an Alcoholic.
Ross Rosenberg & Lisa A. Romano will be giving a webinar on February 13, 2016. Banishing Fear: Finding the Courage to Heal from Codependency/Self-Love Deficit Disorder. It will be at 12 – 3pm EST. To register go to www.AdvancedClinicalTrainers.com
Just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Banishing fear and finding courage to heal or recover from codependency, or what Ross now refers to as Self-Love Deficit Disorder is the perfect seminar from those who want to heal and
grow into more complete self-loving, self-caring and self-respecting individuals. Ross Rosenberg and Lisa Romano, two internationally renowned experts in the respective fields, will jointly participate in a life-changing seminar that focuses on the codependency/Self-Love Deficit Disorder and trauma recovery. During this three-hour webinar Ross and Lisa will give individual presentations while interacting with each other during them. Questions from the webinar audience will be answered.
Ross Rosenberg - Breaking Down the Fear Barrier to Codependency Recovery
1. “Codependency” No More – Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder (SLDD)
2. Attachment trauma is so frightening, we have forgotten it
3. Fear is a major obstacle of SLDD recovery
4. Core shame sets up SLDD related anxiety and fear
5. Finding the courage to be vulnerable
6. Facing Codependency Addiction’s withdrawal symptoms
7. Bravely enduring necessary losses
8. Beating Pathological Loneliness
Lisa A. Romano - The Freezing Function of Core Shame
1. Why we fear confronting narcissists?
2. Why is it we struggle so much with having boundaries?
3. Why do we lack self-love?
4. How we can tap into courage to confront our fears and begin the healing journey?
Registration Options:
• $65 for the webinar
• $85 for the webinar and (the advanced purchase of) the video version of it
• For IL psychotherapists, $75 CEU version for the webinar or $95 for the webinar and video
NOTE: The Video will be available 2 weeks after the webinar, and will be sold for $50
- published: 10 Jan 2016
- views: 2502
Codependent Anger Rage and Resentment
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:35
- Updated: 19 Apr 2015
- views: 13824
Many codependents are angry, resentful, tired, and bewildered. Because they are operating under false belief systems, they do not realize they are frustrating ...
Many codependents are angry, resentful, tired, and bewildered. Because they are operating under false belief systems, they do not realize they are frustrating themselves by the way they relate to others. Knowing what's going on beneath the surface of our conscious minds, helps us gain back personal control.
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
#Goaly.com
wn.com/Codependent Anger Rage And Resentment
Many codependents are angry, resentful, tired, and bewildered. Because they are operating under false belief systems, they do not realize they are frustrating themselves by the way they relate to others. Knowing what's going on beneath the surface of our conscious minds, helps us gain back personal control.
Lisa A. Romano is a Life Coach, Mentor, Author and Radio Show Host
Her specialties include, "Codependency", "Adult Children of Alcoholic" related issues, "Relationship Coaching", "Love Addiction" Coaching as well as "Parent Coaching" for parents wishing to break the cycles of "dysfunctional" abuse.
If you are "codependent", suffer from "codependency" or if you are a 'love addict" in need of useful practical advice, then this channel is a welcome oasis for you.
If you have grown up in a "dysfunctional home", if you have suffered from "emotional abuse", "verbal abuse", "physical abuse" and or have been "psychologically abused" by a "narcissistic mother" or "father", then the information you gain here will help ease some of your emotional dis-ease.
If you are a 'healer" looking to gain more insight into some of the "wounded adult children" you are working with; if you are a "lightwkrker" seeking to more fully empathize with the pain bodies of your clients, you will gain tremendous insights into why your clients feel as deeply wounded as they do. Knowing "why" people are in such painful bodies, will help you learn "how to heal" them more deeply.
Enjoy these "motivational videos"!
"Lisa A. Romano's" books are:
* "The Road Back To Me"
* "My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce" (The Sequel To The Road Back To Me)
* "Loving The Self Affirmations"
* "Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now"
You can follow "Lisa A. Romano" on twitter lisaaromano1
For professional inquires; "http://www.healingselfesteem.com"
To book a coaching session or discuss packages please contact;
acoalifecoach@gmail.com
To join our newsletter; http://www.healingselfesteem.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
#Goaly.com
- published: 19 Apr 2015
- views: 13824
What is Codependency? 8 Codependent Relationship Mistakes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 06 Aug 2013
- views: 18752
What is codependency? http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com. In this video Andrea Cairella, LPCC in Long Beach, CA covers what is codependency, what is a code...
What is codependency? http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com. In this video Andrea Cairella, LPCC in Long Beach, CA covers what is codependency, what is a codependent & codependent relationships.
Come on over to http://truepotentialcounseling.com/what-is-co-dependency-2/ where the main discussion happens after the episode.
What is codependency? And what are codependent relationships? In today's episode you will learn what is codependency, what is a codependent and how to recognize the negative patterns of codependent relationships.
1. What is Co-dependency? Co-dependency also known as "relationship addiction" or "love addiction" is a learned behavior that can be passed down from one generation to another where either addictive or abusive behaviors were present, a codependent relationship was modeled, mental illness existed or other types of family dysfunction (i.e. family members learn to deny, ignore, avoid and repress difficult emotions and disregard their own needs).
2. Codependency in relationships- As a result, codependents often form or maintain relationships that are one-sided, emotionally destructive and/or abusive. The co-dependent person typically sacrifices his or her needs to take care of a person who appears vulnerable.
3. What is a co-dependent?- Those who suffer from codependency find it hard to "be themselves," try to feel better through compulsive behaviors, are attracted to other co-dependents who need them, have a compelling need to control others, experience a lack of trust in self and/or others, have a fear of being alone or abandoned, have difficulty identifying feelings, experience problems with intimacy/boundaries
What codependent qualities do you most want to change? What aspects of codependent relationships do you find most challenging? Tell me over on the blog.
If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to our channel and sign up for your free weekly relationship and life advice at http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com
And if you're interested in more videos on relationship advice for couples, check out our YouTube playlist on that exact topic here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l30V0Fpj8w0&feature;=share&list;=PLgoDbXJ8GI0sE1jaBD5Z0kJTKljBZ4Aub
Thanks for watching!
My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/peakpotentialtherapy
Transform codependent relationships on my website: http://truepotentialcounseling.com/what-is-co-dependency-2/
Transform codependent relationships on YouTube: http://youtu.be/iNs9fIAhCYk
wn.com/What Is Codependency 8 Codependent Relationship Mistakes
What is codependency? http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com. In this video Andrea Cairella, LPCC in Long Beach, CA covers what is codependency, what is a codependent & codependent relationships.
Come on over to http://truepotentialcounseling.com/what-is-co-dependency-2/ where the main discussion happens after the episode.
What is codependency? And what are codependent relationships? In today's episode you will learn what is codependency, what is a codependent and how to recognize the negative patterns of codependent relationships.
1. What is Co-dependency? Co-dependency also known as "relationship addiction" or "love addiction" is a learned behavior that can be passed down from one generation to another where either addictive or abusive behaviors were present, a codependent relationship was modeled, mental illness existed or other types of family dysfunction (i.e. family members learn to deny, ignore, avoid and repress difficult emotions and disregard their own needs).
2. Codependency in relationships- As a result, codependents often form or maintain relationships that are one-sided, emotionally destructive and/or abusive. The co-dependent person typically sacrifices his or her needs to take care of a person who appears vulnerable.
3. What is a co-dependent?- Those who suffer from codependency find it hard to "be themselves," try to feel better through compulsive behaviors, are attracted to other co-dependents who need them, have a compelling need to control others, experience a lack of trust in self and/or others, have a fear of being alone or abandoned, have difficulty identifying feelings, experience problems with intimacy/boundaries
What codependent qualities do you most want to change? What aspects of codependent relationships do you find most challenging? Tell me over on the blog.
If you enjoyed this video, subscribe to our channel and sign up for your free weekly relationship and life advice at http://www.TruePotentialCounseling.com
And if you're interested in more videos on relationship advice for couples, check out our YouTube playlist on that exact topic here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l30V0Fpj8w0&feature;=share&list;=PLgoDbXJ8GI0sE1jaBD5Z0kJTKljBZ4Aub
Thanks for watching!
My YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/peakpotentialtherapy
Transform codependent relationships on my website: http://truepotentialcounseling.com/what-is-co-dependency-2/
Transform codependent relationships on YouTube: http://youtu.be/iNs9fIAhCYk
- published: 06 Aug 2013
- views: 18752
Codependency-Why Do We Repeat Our Negative Patterns From Childhood?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:59
- Updated: 27 Dec 2015
- views: 4719
www.lisaaromano.com
Workshops--books--mp3's
Codependency is a dis-ease of mind, body and soul. Codependents repeat the negative patterns of the past for a nu...
www.lisaaromano.com
Workshops--books--mp3's
Codependency is a dis-ease of mind, body and soul. Codependents repeat the negative patterns of the past for a number of reasons, all of which are rooted in subconscious programming.
We all have energetic, vibrational grids that were created through the vibrations we received as children. The downloads we received about love, relationships and alike become our core beliefs. As adults our templates become activated when we encounter someone similar to our parents, and in most cases, is unhealthy. Our brain does not judge the excitement we feel when our grids get activated. Our brain simply presumes the excitement--or the electrical attraction is love.
This is just one reason why we repeat our negative childhood patterns in adulthood, but there are many more. If your father was a narcissist, you are likely to attract a narcissist today. If your mother was an enabler, you may be an enabler or have attracted a needy person into your life. You will be unaware at how you are recreating your negative patterns from childhood, until you wake up--and get out of your theta (dream state) brainwave state.
0-2 children's primary brainwave state is delta--sleeplike
1-7 children's primary brainwave state is theta--hypnotic state
5-8 children's primary brainwave state is alpha--critical thinking
8-12 children's primary brainwaves state is beta--conscious-analytical.
Raising our alpha brainwaves reduces depression. One of the easiest ways to decrease our depression is by raising our brainwave patterns. Through visualization, creativity, and meditation we can alter our brainwave patterns by increasing our alpha which helps reduce our anxiety, and stress levels.
Lisa A. Romano is a Breakthrough Life Coach who specializes in helping people heal their childhood programming. If you have been raised by alcoholics, narcissists, or if you are struggling with codependency, and have been attracting narcissists into your life these videos will help you unravel the dysfunctional beliefs that are holding you back.
This channel speaks to those interested in "codependent counseling", "codependent therapists", "codependent no more", question "What is codependency?", "narcissistic abuse survivors", "codependency issues", and "codependent recovery".
If you are interested in reading Lisa's books they are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Unconscious Codependent Belief Systems
Quantum Tools To Help You Heal Your Life Now
Loving The Self Affirmations-Healing Childhood Brainwashing
For professional inquires; http://www.lisaaromano.com
Free Worksheets when you join our newsletter at http://www.lisaaromano.com
To subscribe and listen to "Lisa A. Romano's Blogtalk Radio Show"
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lisa-a-romano
Lisa A. Romano on Pinterest http://www.pinterest.com/lisaaromano/self-help-for-adult-children-of-alcoholics-life-co/?z=1
Lisa A. Romano's Amazon Authors Page
http://www.amazon.com/Lisa-A-Romano/e/B007VHQGTE
Visit Website Store for downloads, meditations and workshops.
wn.com/Codependency Why Do We Repeat Our Negative Patterns From Childhood
www.lisaaromano.com
Workshops--books--mp3's
Codependency is a dis-ease of mind, body and soul. Codependents repeat the negative patterns of the past for a number of reasons, all of which are rooted in subconscious programming.
We all have energetic, vibrational grids that were created through the vibrations we received as children. The downloads we received about love, relationships and alike become our core beliefs. As adults our templates become activated when we encounter someone similar to our parents, and in most cases, is unhealthy. Our brain does not judge the excitement we feel when our grids get activated. Our brain simply presumes the excitement--or the electrical attraction is love.
This is just one reason why we repeat our negative childhood patterns in adulthood, but there are many more. If your father was a narcissist, you are likely to attract a narcissist today. If your mother was an enabler, you may be an enabler or have attracted a needy person into your life. You will be unaware at how you are recreating your negative patterns from childhood, until you wake up--and get out of your theta (dream state) brainwave state.
0-2 children's primary brainwave state is delta--sleeplike
1-7 children's primary brainwave state is theta--hypnotic state
5-8 children's primary brainwave state is alpha--critical thinking
8-12 children's primary brainwaves state is beta--conscious-analytical.
Raising our alpha brainwaves reduces depression. One of the easiest ways to decrease our depression is by raising our brainwave patterns. Through visualization, creativity, and meditation we can alter our brainwave patterns by increasing our alpha which helps reduce our anxiety, and stress levels.
Lisa A. Romano is a Breakthrough Life Coach who specializes in helping people heal their childhood programming. If you have been raised by alcoholics, narcissists, or if you are struggling with codependency, and have been attracting narcissists into your life these videos will help you unravel the dysfunctional beliefs that are holding you back.
This channel speaks to those interested in "codependent counseling", "codependent therapists", "codependent no more", question "What is codependency?", "narcissistic abuse survivors", "codependency issues", and "codependent recovery".
If you are interested in reading Lisa's books they are;
The Road Back To Me
My Road Beyond The Codependent Divorce
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Codependency Recovery Stages. Full Psych Central Webinar. Relationship Advice.Narcissism Expert
In a Psych Central Webinar Ross Rosenberg presents his compact and revolutionary 4-stage c...
published: 31 Jul 2014
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Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
Darlene Lancer, author of "Codependency for Dummies" and "Conquering Shame and Codependenc...
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Codependency: What It Is, What It Feels Like (HD)
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Codependency & Loneliness: Why Codependents Stay w/ Narcissists. Lonely Hurts! Rosenberg. Expert
April 4, 2015. Ross Rosenberg, M.Ed., LCPC, CADC, CSAT, discusses how and why codependenc...
published: 05 Apr 2015
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"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
Ross Rosenberg is in the process of changing what we know about codependency. I his book,...
published: 18 Nov 2015
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"Codependency" No More! Taking the Shame Out of the Name. Introducing Self-Love Deficit Disorder
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Codependency, Narcissism and Healing Trauma with Teal Swan and Ross Rosenberg
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published: 16 Jul 2015
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Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
When we break up with codependency it hurts like hell. This is normal...and if you can ac...
published: 29 May 2015
Breaking Up With Codependency Expect To Be Uncomfortable
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Codependency Test | 9 Codependent Signs
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Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
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Narcissistic Parents Create Codependents. Explaining the Origins of Codependency. Relationship
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5 Steps to Recovery from Codependency
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Codependency Addiction / Self-Love Deficit Disorder Addiction. Radio interview with Suzanne Phillips
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published: 17 Nov 2015
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Codependency Recovery Stages. The Journey toward Healing and Self Love. Relationship Expert
The Four Stages of Codependency Recovery are:
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Full Webinar: The Cause of Codependency & Narcissism. How & Why. Expert
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Codependency and Depression-The Way Out
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Love Addiction and Codependency
Love Addiction is similar to codependency. Love addicts, like codependents hang onto rela...
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Woman arrested in Moscow for murder after brandishing child's severed head
Edit Yahoo Daily News 29 Feb 2016
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian investigators said on Monday they had arrested a nanny and charged her with murdering a young child in her care after local media broadcast footage of a woman brandishing a severed head near a busy Moscow metro station ... The motive for the crime was unknown, they said....
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Oscar host Rock's performance of a lifetime
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Chris Rock put in the performance of his life as host of the 88th Academy Awards - and transformed what had threatened to be the most controversial of ceremonies into one of the very best ... ....
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Leonardo DiCaprio Finally Wins An Oscar For Best Actor
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Leonardo DiCaprio won an Oscar for 'The Revenant' (Photo credit. VALERIE MACON/AFP/Getty Images) After four nominations, Leonardo DiCaprio has finally earned an Oscar for his role in The Revenant. The actor beat out competition from Bryan Cranston (Trumbo), Eddie Redmayne (The Danish Girl), Matt Damon (The Martian) and Michael Fassbender (Steve Jobs). In [...] ... ....
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Pakistan on alert as governor's assassin is hanged
Edit Khaleej Times 29 Feb 2016
Pakistan on Monday hanged the assassin of a governor seeking reform of the country's blasphemy law, officials said, in a blow to the supporters who feted Mumtaz Qadri as a hero and had threatened violence if he was executed ... Qadri, a former police bodyguard, shot liberal Punjab governor Salman Taseer 28 times in an upscale market in Islamabad in 2011 ... "We started crying, but he hugged us and chanted 'God is great,'" Abid said ... ....
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Brie Larson wins Best Actress Oscar for 'Room'
Edit The Times of India 29 Feb 2016
Actress Brie Larson won her first Oscar in the best actress category for her heartbreaking portrayal of a woman kidnapped and kept in captivity for years in 'Room'. Larson, 26, was favourite in the highly competitive category despite critically-applauded performances by previous Oscar-winners Cate Blanchett (Carol) and Jennifer Lawrence (Joy) ... "Thank you Academy ... ....
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'My Fianc� Wants His Annoying Dad to Live With Us Forever'
Edit Huffington Post 29 Feb 2016
Reader Father-in-Law Drama writes, ... Dear FILD,. I feel for you ... �He would have to go up against both sisters, who play a mom role, and the dad himself, who sounds extremely codependent and childlike. I would imagine that all of them banded together after the loss of the mother, and they now are even more enmeshed than when the mother was around ... My honest advice is to get out of this situation ... �But you�do not. �This will not go away ... ....
Column: Central banking goes negative
Edit Yahoo Daily News 27 Feb 2016
In what could well be a final act of desperation, central banks are abdicating effective control of the economies they have been entrusted to manage. First came zero interest rates, then quantitative easing, and now negative interest rates—one futile attempt begetting another ... This misses the essence of what is ailing a post-crisis world ... Such impairment is global in scope ... Yet denial runs deep ... The Codependency of America and China....
7 Key Differences Between Healthy and Toxic Relationships
Edit Graphic 25 Feb 2016
1. How you handle screw-ups. In a healthy relationship ... In a toxic relationship ... Why it Works, When it Works ... 2. What you emphasize about your partner ... 3 ... Codependency can seem flattering, like a sign that things are going so swimmingly you hate to be away from each other ... “Codependency can happen because one person is afraid to be on their own, or as a form of control because one person always expects the other to be with them,” says Greer ... ....
You Don't Have to Play Family With Your Cheating Ex 'For The Children'
Edit Huffington Post 25 Feb 2016
Here's a scenario.. You've been married to Mildred�for 15 years. You have three children under 18. She�has an affair. Perhaps it's many affairs. (You suspect. You don't know. The one is enough.) You are devastated. You lose 20 pounds out of sheer grief. You beg Mildred to end the affair. You pick me dance your heart out. The affair(s) don't end ... Don't editorialize (i.e., "Mom's a slut.") Don't fake friendship and model codependent phoniness ... ....
Bizarre Solar-Powered Worms Are Social Sunbathers
Edit Yahoo Daily News 25 Feb 2016
What's weirder than a bright-green solar-powered worm? A bright-green solar-powered worm with a social life. A serendipitous observation and a new series of computer simulations reveal that the mint-sauce worm is a social animal. The worm is a strange creature ... They get their bright green color (and name) from the algae that live in their bodies. It's a codependent relationship ... [See Photos of a Green Glow Worm from the Amazon]....
Preparing for the Collapse of the Saudi Kingdom
Edit Information Clearing House 19 Feb 2016
By Sarah Chayes and Alex de Waal. February 19, 2016 "Information Clearing House" - "The Atlantic" - For half a century, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been the linchpin of U.S. Mideast policy ... military and intelligence officials should at the very least, and immediately, run some rigorous planning exercises to test different scenarios and potential actions aimed at reducing codependence and mitigating risk....
What was it like to grow up with Girls?
Edit The Guardian 17 Feb 2016
Lena Dunham’s show was billed as a generation’s take on sex, angst and the recession. As it begins its penultimate series, one twentysomething considers if it lived up to her own life ... And we all watched Girls ... Dunham, who also directs and stars in the show, and co-writers and producers Jenni Konner and Judd Apatow, created characters who are variously scatty and neurotic, insecure and self-absorbed, ambitious and codependent ... Twitter ... ....
5 Ways for Teachers to Be Kind to Themselves
Edit Huffington Post 15 Feb 2016
Good Friends by Juliana Coutinho�via�Creative Commons CC BY 2.0. When I was in my twenties, I regularly startled awake with terror, grabbed a small paper bag, and hyperventilated into it until I began to feel myself become lightheaded ... teaching? ... Kindness was something I could give to anyone else but myself ... Maybe it's because the dark side of the profession can encourage codependency, martyrdom, toxic levels of guilt, and self-blame ... 1 ... ....
Jaden Smith, His Skirts and the New Mainstream
Edit The Wrap 13 Feb 2016
Let’s get the facts out of the way first. Jaden Smith, the oldest child of Will and Jada Pinkett Smith, has been signed on to model womenswear for Louis Vuitton ... Such is the condition of fame in the post-Twitter world ... Also Read ... Also Read ... As our codependency on that convenience has grown, we have slipped into more deeply entrenched feedback loops that tell us the items we want are the only items we need to be exposed to ... Also Read....
21 Totally Practical Perks Of Being In A Long-Distance Relationship
Edit Huffington Post 11 Feb 2016
The first thing that usually comes to mind when someone mentions the possibility of a long-distance relationship is. F*********k. . But wait. There is a silver-lining that comes with being in a long-distance love affair, even if it's not ideal. You basically get to reap the rewards of a committed relationship, with most of the benefits of bonafide day-to-day singledom ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... Codependence? See you never. . 5 ... 6 ... 7 ... 8 ... 9 ... 10 ... 11....
Oil Is the Cheap Date From Hell
Edit Bloomberg 11 Feb 2016
It’s scary out there. The rout in the stock market that began around Jan. 1 took a turn for the worse early this month. By Feb. 10 the Standard & Poor’s 500-stock index was down 9 percent for the year. That’s its worst start since the recession year of 2008. Falling oil prices were blamed ... equity strategist ... 15, 2016 ... Just in time for Valentine’s Day, it appears that oil and stocks have developed an unhealthy, codependent relationship ... 8 ... ....
Simple Relationship Advice From 14 Experts
Edit Huffington Post 10 Feb 2016
Valentine's Day is here again with its rose-colored promises of love. Cupid-covered cards, heart-shaped chocolates and romantic dinners can be nice, but successful marriages, partnerships and even friendships have ebbs and flows and take a constant, concerted effort to thrive ... What can be done? ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... People in relationships still need to have lives independent of one another, and not be codependently joined at the hip 24/7 ... 4 ... 5 ... 6 ... 7 ... 8 ... 9....
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