Codependency Discussion Group

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Codependency is defined as when someone becomes so preoccupied with someone else that they neglect themselves. "In its broadest sense, codependency can be defined as an addiction to people, behaviors or things and is the fallacy of trying to control interior feelings by controlling people, things, and events on the outside." Codependency is typically seen in families impacted by alcoholism and substance abuse but can also be seen in other relationships.

Facilitators: Mary Foston-English, L.M.F.T; Dawn Guthart, M.F.T

When:	First Tuesday of every month;; 12:00 - 1:00 P.M. Lasts one hour
Where:	Faculty Staff Help Center Mariposa House 585 Capistrano Way First Floor Conference Room (Map)
Audience:	Faculty/Staff (including Hospital Staff) Post Docs Retirees
Sponsor:	Faculty and Staff Help Center
Contact:	Registration is required To register, call the Faculty Staff Help Center at 650-723-4577 or email helpcenter@lists.stanford.edu

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