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Secondary Satellite Location:
St. John's Lutheran Church
1613 Key Street
Waller, TX 77484
For Counseling Services:
281-357-4111
This is an updated version of our e-mail address. Our old e-mail was compromised.
Main Location:
Champion Christian Community Counseling of Tomball
333 S. Cherry Street
Tomball, TX 77375
Love is patient and kind and does not keep a record of wrongs.
Co-Dependency is a learned behavior that often cycles from one generation to the next. Co-Dependency affects
one's ability to have fulfilling, happy relationships. Many professionals see it as "relationship addiction".Persons
suffering from Co-Dependency often have emotionally destructive and/or abusive relationships. Their relationships
are often very one-sided. Co-Dependency is learned by imitating behavior exhibited by other family members who
display co-dependent behaviors. Several years ago, Co-Dependency became a term used to describe the behaviors
of the spouse of a substance abuser.
The following is a list of statements a Co-Dependent person may feel:
- My good feelings about who I depend on my receiving approval from you.
- Your problems affect my serenity. My attention is focused on solving your problems.
- My mental attention is focused on pleasing you.
- My self-esteem is bolstered by receiving your pain and solving your problems.
- My interests are ignored while my time is spent sharing your interests.
- I ask you what you want. I am not aware of what I want.
- My fear of your rejection determines what I say and do.
- My circle of friends diminishes as I become more involved with you.
- I compromise my values in order to connect with you.
- I value your opinion more than I value my own.
- If your quality of life is poor the quality of my life will be also.
Contact us for more information or for an appointment by calling us at 281-357-4111 or e-mailing us at cccctomball@yahoo.com.
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