05.10.2018 -
Addiction, Articles, Mental health
Codependency
— suffering based on fake facts
View our video on codependency and our treatment at The Kusnacht Practice
About codependency
- when caring becomes a compulsion
Codependency is a compulsive disorder that can lead to an individual developing an unhealthy reliance on people or things for their emotional needs. Originally, the term ‘codependent’ as used to describe partners who were in a relationship with, a person suffering from addiction. Similar patterns can exist in relationships with individuals who are chronically ill. However, the term has now broadened to describe any codependent person. ‘Codependents’ always have good intentions. They may try to care for a person who is experiencing difficulties, but their care becomes self-defeating as it only enables destructive behavior to continue.
Symptoms and effects of codependency
Codependency is a learned behavior that can be passed from one generation to the next in dysfunctional families. Suffering from fear, anger, pain or shame, which is ignored or denied is an outcome of the disorder. Underlying issues may also include physical, emotional or sexual abuse. However, with the help and support of qualified professionals and clinical experts, it is possible to overcome codependency.
The most common symptoms of codependency
- having difficulty making decisions
- having difficulty identifying own feelings
- having difficulty communicating with others
- lacking trust in yourself and poor self-esteem
- over-controlling other people
- subordinating personal needs to the needs of others
- feel a fear of being abandoned
- chronic feelings of boredom and emptiness
Codependency treatment
At The Kusnacht Practice, we serve to understand the sources of problems and look at how you maintain relationships with people in your environment. We designate the path of building relationships that lead to individualization and not to subordination. In our premium clinic, the effectiveness of interpersonal therapy is often strengthened by cognitive methods that allow us to confront a dysfunctional dichotomous way of thinking about a dependent personality. Our tailor-made therapeutic plan is designed to strengthen weakened personality structures and remodel relationships. Comfortable conditions and exceptional care allow you to regain a sense of autonomy and happiness.
Costs
We provide the very best care and comfort. Our fees are typically between CHF 80,000 – CHF 120,000 per week, depending on the requirements of the individual client. Fees are settled directly by the client (we do not work with insurance companies) and we can supply written quotations upon request.
The Kusnacht Practice services are not covered by Swiss health insurances. All costs are to be covered directly by the clients. Patients who are domiciled in Switzerland and are therefore mandatorily health insured may be reimbursed by their health insurance for medical services in accordance with the Federal Law on Health Insurance (KVG) and its implementing provisions.
Michelle, aged 50
“My treatment made me take a hard and honest look at my behaviour and realise I had hope of stopping the madness.”
Your contact for any help
Marina Kharinskaya
+41 43 499 60 50
info@kusnachtpractice.ch
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