Reclaiming a Lost Soul: Codependency Revealed & Recovered: A Guide for Mental Health Practitioners and Their Clients

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FINALLY...an updated, comprehensive manual to treat codependency! We've had many books written to define this challenging issue, but not for 25 years has a book been written for both therapists and clients as a "HOW TO" manual for those who have lost their souls. It's exciting that: . Therapists can now have a step-by-step process to help those with codependency issues reclaim their lost souls . Clients will have a better understanding of the emotions, thoughts, behaviors and spiritual disconnection that has left them feeling angry, resentful, confused and just plain worn out Losing one's soul means that the essence of who the individual is, what dreams and desires they have, their emotions, thoughts, and even their bodies, have been given up for others. Codependency was once thought to be the outcome of those who lived with and/or loved addicts, which is still true. However, the definition has now expanded to include giving up one's soul for loved ones who struggle with chronic mental or physical illness, or for clients who have experienced neglect and/or abuse. Peg Roberts, LMFT has taken her 35 years of recovery from codependency, along with her training as a marriage and family therapist, and put together a comprehensive, well organized book that: . Defines codependency or losing one's soul . Explains how it develops . Outlines what unaddressed codependency looks like and how it is presented in the counseling setting . Highlights specific interventions to help with particular symptoms . Offers a strategy to reach forgiveness, whether for the client themselves or for their loved ones Therapists, help your clients Reclaim their Lost Souls now! Learn effective strategies to strengthen self-esteem, set healthy boundaries, identify safe people and address emotional ups and downs. You can help bring monumental life changes to your clientele. Clients, understand yourselves better and encourage your therapist to use this manual in your counseling sessions.