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CO-DEPENDENCY HELP
The key to getting help
for co-dependency is acknowledging the problem. Then seek help. Check out library books on co-dependency and to find helpful resources. Search
the Yellow Pages (under recovery programs, addiction recovery, etc.) and ask your healthcare provider or local hospitals and healthcare
centers for more information and places to start.
Also visit sites like the
one for Co-Dependents Anonymous at www.coda.org (in Spanish and
English) for contacts in your state, Frequently Asked Questions, meetings, list groups, helpful literature and other tools like the 12-Steps
used as a base or foundation in many recovery programs.
For more website, simply
conduct a quick search of words or phrases associated with co-dependency. They will yield many sites, chat rooms, list groups, ezines and
other helpful resources to aid in recovery. For example, using your favorite search engine, type in words like; co-dependency, co-dependent
relationships, and codependent recovery.
Also target groups and
other resources associated with the addiction(s)directly. Each addiction pretty much has its own network of healing and recovery resources.
For instance, there is Gamblers Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, Nar-Anon (for narcotics), etc. Online, simply key in the addiction and “anon”
after it or “recovery” to get you started.
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