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01:05Co-Dependency/Addictions part 1 with Jef Gazley
Family Therapist Jef Gazley willl be our guest speaker on this re-broadcast show from 8/20/11. today. His statement on Co-Dependency is this: The definition of co-dependence is the tendency to desperately attempt to take care of other people to such an extent that the needs of the caretaker are ignored. Codependency was first identified by working with alcoholic families in the early 1980’s while noticing how the mates of chemically dependent people parented their partners. Codependency was first thought to occur only as a reaction to someone in the family being addicted. It is now known that co-dependence also results from growing up in a dysfunctional family of any type. These families often emotionally abandon their children and shame them. These children react by trying to become perfect, control everything, and “fix” their parents and later their spouse and children in the hope that they will be loved and gain approval.
Tags: co-dependency addictions drug recovery enabling Jef Gazley
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Co-Dependency/Addictions with John Carter
John Carter is our special guest today o this re-broadcast show from 8/6/11. He has been a substance abuse counselor for the past thirty four years in Phoenix Arizona. His statement on Co-Dependency is this: “It is an over dependence on another for the purpose of fulfilling a need or emotion within ourselves. What does it look like? Co-Dependent people have countless ways of trying to manage or control others and their problems. They do this by a set of negative behaviors they've created to help them get and then stay in control. There are about seven known behaviors. We will talk about them on the show.”
Tags: co-dependency drug addtiction substance abuse drug recovery john carter
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THE ATTITUDE SHIFT It's Not My Fault
People tend to fault everyone but themselves including God for the circumstances they find themselves in. It's not my fault attitude can be found everywhere from court cases to brief cases. Finding fault in one's self is the last place people like to look.
On our panel is Dr. Sherrie Campbell whose new book, Loving Yourself, helps people take responsibility for what occurs in their life. http://www.sherriecampbellphd.com/
With us is freelance copywriter at Squeaky Chair and attitude shifter, Carrie Balberg who has been on The Attitude Shift Facebook page sharing her shifting attitude about this topic so we invited her along for the ride. Get involved with us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/theattitudeshift
When something isn't an accident who's at fault? We'll find out. Brought to you by the ever shifting attitudes of Donna M Butler and Siobhan Shaw.
Tags: dr sherrie campbell donna m butler carrie balberg attitude shift its your fault
by The Attitude Shift in Self Help
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Co-Dependency/Addictions with Imam Ben Bilal
Imam Benjamin Bilal will our special guest in this re-broadcast show from 9/24/2011. He will be speaking on the nature of addiction and its negative effects on the human being's growth towards physical, mental, moral, and spiritual excellence. He will teach on the etymology of "dependency," "attachment," and "addiction," and then give the Qur'anic equivalent for each of these concepts
Tags: co-dependency addictions drug recovery enabling Imam Ben Bilal
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Welfare Dependency
Part 2 of 3: Originally Aired March 3, 2013
Dianne Linderman speaks with a war veteran – is he receiving as much from the government as people on welfare? Tune in to find out.
Dianne reads from an article on “10 Steps to Fascism” – 8 of which are already happening in America!
Find out more about Dianne Linderman on her website: http://www.everythingthatmattersradio.com/
Tags: welfare dependency problems with welfare entitlement generation people who feel entitled attitude of entitlement
by Dianne Linderman in Family
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Dependency - Have We Become Entitled To Handouts?
How have we created a society where people become entitled to handouts and how do we break the cycle? Motivational speaker Rob Oliver will be joining us to discuss his book "Still Walking", his life story, limitations and how to live a meaningful life. Be sure to tune into Thursday's edtition of Mind Magick w/ Lady Dee via phone at 347-850-8030, press 1 at anytime to ask questions.
At the age of 21, Rob Oliver sustained a spinal cord injury while body surfing on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The injury left him paralyzed from the chest down with limited use of his arms and hands. These limitations forced Rob to take a long hard look at life, relationships and success. In spite of the physical chlllenges, Rob determined to "live life to the fullest". After the injury, he completed his Bachelor's degress in psychology from the University of Pittsburgh and received his Masters in psychology from Duquesne University. Today, Rob is a sought after speaker, author, entrepreneur and advocate. His autobiography is entitled "Still Walking". Rob's life is full: working full-time, speaking, writing, being a husband, being a dad, maintaining his web sites, running his businesses, being a mentor and maintaining an active social life. Rob has chosen to focus on what he can do and make the most out of it!
http://www.yourmotivationalspeaker.com
Tags: Rob Oliver Dependency Limitations Meaningful Life Problems
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Co-dependent NO MORE! What is Co-Dependency?
Join Steve and Evinda as they talk about co-dependency, defining what it is and what it isn't, beginning with the characteristics of a co-dependent: Low self-esteem, shame, pleasing others, guilt, perfectionism, dysfunctional boundaries, to name a few. If these characteristics ring true in your life or the lives of those you know, join us as we unleash some powerful information that will have you co-dependent no more!
Tags: co-dependent guilt boundaries controlling relationships
by Chicklit Power in Psychology
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Co-dependent NO MORE! What is Co-Dependency?
Join Steve and Evinda as they talk about co-dependency, defining what it is and what it isn't, beginning with the characteristics of a co-dependent: Low self-esteem, shame, pleasing others, guilt, perfectionism, dysfunctional boundaries, to name a few. If these characteristics ring true in your life or the lives of those you know, join us as we unleash some powerful information that will have you co-dependent no more!
Tags: co-dependent guilt boundaries controlling relationships
by Chicklit Power in Psychology
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Co-dependent NO MORE! What is Co-Dependency?
Join Steve and Evinda as they talk about co-dependency, defining what it is and what it isn't, beginning with the characteristics of a co-dependent: Low self-esteem, shame, pleasing others, guilt, perfectionism, dysfunctional boundaries, to name a few. If these characteristics ring true in your life or the lives of those you know, join us as we unleash some powerful information that will have you co-dependent no more!
Tags: co-dependent guilt boundaries controlling relationships
by Chicklit Power in Psychology
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If Your Child Commits A Crime, Is it Your Fault?
When our children do great things in life, we like to think we played a major role in their success. But what about when they make bad choices? Is it our fault for failing to give them proper guidance? We often blame the parents when their child commits a crime. But if your child commits a crime, do you feel responsible for somehow failing as a parent? Or do you think children make decisions based on their own free will and you can't be blamed if they go wrong? Are you willing to reassess your parenting skills and consider if perhaps you played a part in their failure to make better choices? Or do you feel no responsibility at all? Tell us your opinion.
Tags: Parenting Children Crime Responsibility Guidance
by Host Naimah Latif in Women
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Co-dependent NO MORE! What is Co-Dependency?
Join Steve and Evinda as they talk about co-dependency, defining what it is and what it isn't, beginning with the characteristics of a co-dependent: Low self-esteem, shame, pleasing others, guilt, perfectionism, dysfunctional boundaries, to name a few. If these characteristics ring true in your life or the lives of those you know, join us as we unleash some powerful information that will have you co-dependent no more!
Tags: co-dependent guilt boundaries controlling relationships
by Chicklit Power in Psychology
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ARISE! For Life Breaking Co-Dependency with God
Tonight: Breaking Co-Dependency in Your Life with God. Join Dr. Lila Robinson as she discusses Co-Dependency! How do I know if I am Co-Dependent? Does Co-Dependency happen in the lives of a Believer? Can I Break the Cycle of my Co-Dependency? Is Co-Dependency Dangerous? Answers to these and more on this episode of ARISE!
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