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Surprising Link Between Codependency, Trauma & Addiction
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Addiction and codependency go together like peanut butter and jelly according to this week's guest, Kevin Petersen.
So what does it mean to be co-dependent? Why do addicts and codependents go so well together?
This week we'll take a deep dive into codependency and what it has to do with family trauma.
A little bit about Kevin Petersen:
Kevin Petersen, MA, LMFT, is the founder of The Chronic Hope Institute, which provides family addiction coaching for families in crisis due to addiction and codependency. Kevin has published two books: Chronic Hope: Parenting the Addicted Child and Chronic Hope: Families & Addiction, which share an integrated, holistic approach to healing families in crisis due to addiction and codependency.
Kevin established The Chronic Hope Institute in 2020 with a mission to help families in crisis through family addiction coaching. Dedicated to strengthening the family system, Kevin turns helplessness into hope.
If you are struggling with an addict and need a plan, contact The Chronic Hope Institute at www.ChronicHope.us.
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