Codependency therapists in Strathroy, Ontario ON, Canada CA
Gibson & Associates: Psychotherapy, Counselling + Consulting
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, MSW, RSW
Do you find yourself always taking care of others? Or maybe, you find yourself relying on others for your needs, either way codependency is a relationship pattern we can assist with. We can address the root cause of why this pattens has emerged for you but examining your history and your current needs. From there, we can focus on healing and creating new patterns for healthy relationships. Please contact us to begin this work and schedule your first appointment.
13 Years Experience
Molly Heffernan
Registered Social Worker, MSW, RSW
Codependency can feel like a constant struggle, where your well-being is tied to the needs and emotions of others. If you find yourself in this pattern, know that you are not alone, and it’s okay to seek help. Codependency often stems from a deep place of love and care, but it can lead to losing touch with your own needs and desires. Healing from codependency involves learning to set healthy boundaries, nurturing your self-worth, and finding balance in your relationships. Help is available and you deserve to learn to prioritize your own happiness and well-being. Doing this is not a reflection of your lack of care for someone else, but a reflection of showing up for and respecting yourself.
9 Years Experience
Jennifer Fukushima
Registered Psychotherapist, registered psychotherapist
I believe it is important to interrogate the etiology of codependency which has become such a buzz word in pop psychology. Codependency may have its roots in early attachment trauma - the inability of a caregiver to form a safe and stable relationship with their child. However, it is also important to honour the cultural diversity of being in relationship and being in community. Western culture tells us we are supposed to be happy alone, when this is not the way humans lived for millennia. Collectivist cultures show us a different story of what it is to be in relationship.
Ultimately, learning to cultivate a sense of secure attachment, along with agency and flexible boundaries may be a way to walk the middle path in addressing codependency concerns.
3 Years Experience
Jenni Shea, Making Space Psychotherapy
Registered Psychotherapist, Complex Trauma & Relationship Specialists
What might it feel like to shift how you relate to others? Let's find out.
4 Years Experience
Rhoda Lalog
Counsellor/Therapist, Registered Psychotherapist, Qualifying
Codependency is a natural part of relationship. I can offer you support to better understand your own needs and identify your physical, psychological, emotional, spiritual, sexual and social boundaries to maintain your energy, express your voice and reclaim your power.
6 Years Experience