Codependency is a phenomenon that has only been recognized for about 10 years in the medical world. Initially, the disorder was identified when researchers studying interpersonal relationships between alcoholic family members began to notice similar patterns in the family of the addict. While the definition has been expanded to include individuals with chronic and mental illness, the most traditional use of the term codependency is still used to describe chemical-dependent partners as well as individuals living with or in a relationship with an addict. 

In this book, Codependence in Women, you will understand the following: 

• Codependency And Women 
• Why Women Care Much? 
• Codependency In Women Begins From Parenting To Adult Stage 
• Eight Signs That You Have A Codependent Parent As A Lady 
• The Gift Of Detachment - For Women In A Relationship With An Alcoholic 
• What Is Healthy Helping And Giving 
• Six Hallmarks Of Codependence 
• When Good Intentions Aren't Enough 
• Understanding Codependent Relationships 
• How To Help A Friend Who May Be In An Abusive Relationship
• And Many More. 

This book, Codependence in Women, will enlighten you more about women. Women are historically regarded as nurturers and care-takers because of the propensity to define themselves through their relationships and to see themselves through an external lens. 

Do you Know That Codependency In Women Begins From Parenting To Adult Stage? 

Today, women seem more afraid than men (Women More Commitment Phobic Than Men) of romantic engagement. The survey results didn't surprise me. Women around the globe have become fiercely protective of their right to self-determination and lifestyle. I'm sure many of these women make this choice out of today's lifestyle desire alone. 

You will get all you need to know in this book. 

Take the first step - order now and let me lead you on this journey.