Codependency therapists in Calgary, Alberta AB, Canada CA
Renee Lyon
Therapist, MACP, RSW, CEH
One of the most common issues people discover when in relationship. We will work on the underlying unmet needs and trauma that have led to this pattern.
30 Years Experience
Shari Derksen
Psychologist, R. Psych.
Stop pretending and abandoning yourself in relationships and learn how to advocate for your needs and wants in a way that is honouring of yourself and those around you.
13 Years Experience
Tiffany Smith
Psychologist, Registered Provisional Psychologist
Navigating healthy relationships can be an area of struggle for many adults. In our work together you can expect to explore some of the relationship patterns that are causing you distress. Changing your relationship patterns may include recognizing and communicating safe and secure boundaries, directly communicating your needs and feelings, creating greater understanding of other people’s reactions and developing goals for how you would like to show up authentically.
7 Years Experience
Eric Fisher
Counsellor/Therapist, MS, CCC
Concerning codependency, I've worked with men and women in process groups as well as individually in dealing with codependency. I assist them in learning ways to work on codependent behaviours not suitable for their personal needs, goals, and values. Every person is unique in this area.
14 Years Experience
Josh Dempsey, Empowered Life Counselling
Counsellor/Therapist, RTC
Have you lost yourself to a relationship? Not sure where you start and your partner ends, or where the connection is? Together we can work towards a better understanding of your place in relationship and how to become more balanced.
2 Years Experience
Nakasha Ogbonna
Registered Social Worker, RSW
Dealing with issues related to codependency? This is an area I specialize in. Call or email me and I'll walk alongside you on your recovery journey.
5 Years Experience
Brandi Rosgen
Licensed Professional Counsellor, B.Ed, MACP, MPCC
Everyone is codependent to a certain degree. People do not often recognize codependency as an issue when it is the issue. Codependency can contribute to, create and sustain, anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges.
Codependency involves sacrificing one’s personal needs to try to meet the needs of others. Someone who is codependent has an extreme focus outside themselves. Their thoughts and actions revolve around other people, such as spouses or relatives.
Codependency often appears in relationships that are unbalanced and unhealthy. A person with codependency often tries to save others from themselves. An example is a wife not purchasing things for herself because her husband overspends but juggles the bills and never discusses the overspending. She is trying to save him from his overspending by compensating and going without what she needs. Another example is when family members protect their family by keeping their problems private. But enabling one party’s abuse usually causes harm to the other family members, especially those being abused.
It can be complicated and challenging to identify codependent behaviour in one's self and even harder to heal. If you suspect your codependent behaviour is causing or contributing to your anxiety, depression or relationship concerns, contact me today to begin your healing and relief.
16 Years Experience