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Codependent No More
- How to Stop Controlling Others and Start Caring for Yourself
- Narrated by: Christina Moore
- Length: 8 hrs and 24 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Health & Wellness, Addiction & Recovery
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- chris
- 04-12-14
Very good for recovery
What did you like most about Codependent No More?
For me, personally, this (audio)book is one of the best I have listened to (read) recently. It not only points out to eventual causes of the disfunction but also to possible ways of recovering from it.
Have you listened to any of Christina Moore’s other performances? How does this one compare?
Very good reading style.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Many moments: couple of them are "feel what you feel", about anger, grief, 12 Step work and other
Any additional comments?
Genuinly, "high" on my priority list.
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- Rosie
- 02-09-13
Every mother, wife, woman should own a copy
What did you like most about Codependent No More?
This book was recommended to me by a counselor while I was suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. It is one woman's manual to overcoming struggles and although the book has a heavy emphasis on dealing with alcoholics, and people with dependency issues, something that was not necessarily true for me, it taught me a massive amount about my own thought process and really how I bet myself up way too much mentally.It genuinely changed me for the better and made me feel understood and more aware of my strengths.I purchased the audio version as I really did not feel like reading some "self help" crap, if I'm honest. However I think I made the right choice, the narrator is perfect and I have listened to some chapters over and over.I recommend this if you ever feel your kindness is taken advantage of, you feel under appreciated, you say yes to things because you feel guilty saying no or you have any sort of hurtful, or dysfunctional relationships in your life,You will finally understand everything,
What did you like best about this story?
It is written in a non-preachy way, it is not condescending and unlike other self help books, this can sometimes make you mad, but at yourself. It took me on a journey I will never forget.
Which character – as performed by Christina Moore – was your favourite?
Christina Moore is excellent. It feels like a chat rather than someone reading to you, I cannot recommend her highly enough
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
No, but it is a book you will ALWAYS go back to
Any additional comments?
If your in doubt, but other books are telling you the same old positive thinking diatribe..I cant emphasize enough, this book is a massive seller for a reason, and its one you will pass on
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- Sophie
- 07-01-19
If you feel the call to heal, this book is for you
Wow. This book is the most transformational book I have read. I feel like I now have the tools to learn to trust myself and make decisions without crippling anxiety and uncertainty. I felt constantly confused and analysed everything, now I know why. If you enter relationships and end up trying to ‘fix’ others, this book will help you. If you have suffered any kind of abuse or trauma, this book will help you. Thank you to the author, so glad I read this.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-08-20
Fantastic book
Absolutely fantastic! It's a clear, full of epiphanies book with truly valuable insights! I totally recommend
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-10-20
Insightful
Interesting listen. I found it quite insightful. Once you can get past the reglious bits.
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- Aili Pyhälä
- 26-05-20
fell short of my expectations
Ok, but too focused on alcoholism and AA, and when checklist for co-dependents is read out, essentially anyone would identify, seeing the criteria range from one extreme to the other, including opposing qualities. Makes the argument less convincing.
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- Costanza
- 17-01-20
Beattie changed my relationship with the world
I learned so much, a perfect description of my approach to my partner who was struggling with drug addiction. Savior, prosecutor, Victim. A constant exhaustion and resentment made me unable to be me. I thought I lost my self and I blamed my partner for needing me. After reading this it was like the room we had been stuck in finally unlocked. we are getting our confidence back.
By making the choices wonderfully advised by Beattie you will be entering a sustainable way to Love.
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- Anonymous User
- 23-10-20
hope
I think it's positive and brings hope, something I'm in need of so I'm happier than I was before I started listening
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- Kindle Customer
- 01-08-20
Extremely eye opening and worth while
As someone who thought I knew all about codependency, what I didn't learn from this book is not worth learning! So informative and eye opening. Its easy to follow and understand and there are some very valuable theories and examples in there. I've learned about things I never even heard of before that play big parts in my life. The book also suggests other books to go on to read next from other authors which is very interesting. Also I love how gentle and soft the approach to viewing, examining and working on my issues are. It's refreshing to have someone assure and guide me that completely contrasts the harsh and unforgiving inner voice I have.
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- Chevonne
- 31-05-20
Very Insightful and Life Changig Book
I have the paperback version of this book amd read it abfew years ago. I enjoyed it then and decided to buy the audiobook so that I could relisten the book is just as good as I remember and the information does not get old if codependency is something that you are working on recovering from.
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- Debbie F
- 06-12-17
Life changing book for caretaker types
I highly recommend this book to anyone who feels like they give to others too much, and receive little to nothing in return. To those of us who feel like we can’t say no to others and let other people’s emotions dictate our actions... to those of us who say yes to chores, or even social outings we do not wish to participate in to make another person happy... I never would have thought of myself as codependent. I think of myself as a strong, but giving leader. This book was a game changer for me. I now have the confidence to start setting boundaries, say “no” and even ask others for favors without that overwhelming feeling of guilt I used to have. I highly recommend this book.
65 people found this helpful
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- Violet R.
- 06-05-19
slightly misleading
it has a lot of good information about living codependently, but focuses very heavily on the wives of alcoholics. it also does not start out with much emphasis on faith, but slowly adds in more and more until it feels as though the fall back advice is "trust god". while that is a valid approach for some, I am not trying to work on my relationship with God. I am trying to work on codependency with my friends and partners.
68 people found this helpful
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- JennStokes
- 27-01-17
Excellent book
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At the age of 35, I had finally realized that I had an issue with codependency, but I honestly didn't know why. No one in my family was an alcoholic or addicted to drugs or anything. Then I became aware of this book. At first, I'll admit, I was worried that this book wouldn't work for me because it seemed to be very focused on codependency related to alcoholism. However, as the book progressed, it began touching on the other causes of codependency. Thanks to this book, I now realize that my codependent tendencies are a result of being abandoned by my father and then being raised in a militaristic family where my opinions, thoughts, and feelings didn't matter. This was a true breakthrough for me. It has allowed me to finally begin to heal the wounds that have been there for years. So even if your codependent issues aren't due to someone's chemical dependency, this book can be a huge help.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-06-18
Better Narrated in my own Head
Great material, a little more God heavy than preferred but I can look past that. What I can't handle is the narration. Started on my Kindle, moved to Audible, but moving back. I have nothing personal against Chrisina Moore, I just can't stand her "story time" inflection and the "he or she" "his or her" stuff. I just finished listening to Brene Brown doing her own Power of Vulnerability and that was quite powerful. If the Audible inventory is more like Christina Moore and less like Brene Brown, then my comparison may not be fair...and Audible may not be for me. Regardless, back to my own silent voice narration at bedtime...continues to be a helpful book.
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- Tracy Perkins
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Life changing perspective
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