Charles Whitfield (1991, p.3-11) describes co-dependence as the Mother of all addictions, Whitfield also articulates co-dependence as a disease of lost selfhood. He says we become co-dependent when we “turn our responsibility for our life and happiness over to our ego (our false self) and to other people”. Co-dependents become so preoccupied with others that they [...]
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