Therapy As an Important Component in the Functioning of Codependent People

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Therapy As an Important Component in the Functioning of Codependent People

Therapy As an Important Component in the Functioning of Codependent People

Authors : Malgorzata Przybysz-Zaremba, Krzysztof Polok

Pages : 10-18

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Publication Date : 2024-05-29

Abstract :The aim of the research was to present changes in the functioning of co-dependent people who participated in the therapeutic process. The study is part of an ongoing project. It was conducted among 143 co-dependent adults who grew up and/or currently live in families with alcohol problems, but only those who participated in the therapy were included in the analysis. The study used an original survey questionnaire. The research was conducted in a hybrid form in 2023. Research conclusions: It shows that participation in therapy for co-dependent people was significant for a positive change in functioning. The respondents noticed the biggest changes in their mental area. Many of them indicated that thanks to the therapy they were stronger, their self- esteem as well as their emotional balance had improved. The therapy gave them strength, hope and peace, helped them become united with the family, and taught them to make important decisions regarding their own life and development, as well as care about their own family. It was found out that undergoing appropriately tailored therapy has a significant impact on improving the functioning of co-dependent people in various areas of life, but the respondents most noticed changes in the mental area.
Keywords : Therapy, Co-dependence, Family with alcohol problems, Functioning

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