Specific symptoms that can be addressed through therapy, and the results you can expect. Diagnoses are not as important as addressing the underlying symptoms.
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The short answer: "High-functioning" describes how someone looks from the outside, not how they feel on the inside. Because their work, grades, and relationships stay intact, other people miss the symptoms, the person explains them away, and clinicians often treat...
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I help people break free from patterns of impaired relationships and rediscover who they are, apart from what they do for others. Codependency often hides behind love, loyalty, and responsibility. You might be the one who always fixes, supports, or sacrifices—yet feel...