
Love Addiction +
Co-Dependency Therapy

Relationships are meant to bring connection, support, and stability.
But sometimes, they start to feel consuming.
You may find yourself constantly thinking about the other person.
You may feel anxious when there is distance or disconnection.
You may ignore your own needs to keep the relationship intact.
You may stay in relationships that are not healthy because the idea of leaving feels overwhelming.
If this sounds familiar, you are not alone.
What Is Love Addiction and Codependency?
Love addiction and codependency often involve losing yourself in relationships.
It can look like:
• Relying on another person for your sense of worth or identity
• Difficulty being alone or feeling okay on your own
• Staying in unhealthy or one-sided relationships
• Prioritizing others at the expense of your own needs
• Fear of abandonment or rejection
• Repeating the same painful relationship patterns
These patterns are not random. They are often rooted in early experiences, attachment, and unmet emotional needs.
RelationshipTherapists at Dynamic
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