Programmes
Co-Dependency
Co-dependency is a term used to describe a pattern of detrimental behavioural interactions within a dysfunctional relationship, most commonly found in a relationship in which one person is chemically dependent or compulsive.
The co-dependent is the person who enables, and therefore perpetuates, the addiction or pathological condition of someone close to them in a way that hampers that person's recovery and their own wellbeing.
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CLOSESometimes, a chemically dependent person discovers, through the course of their treatment programme, that they are also co-dependent.
The overarching objective of the treatment programme for co-dependency at Montrose Place is to help the co-dependent individual understand their behaviour and consider different ways of relating to others.
Our extended care treatment programme for co-dependency is an integrative programme that consists of the following elements:
• Assessment
• Psychiatry
• Psychotherapy
• Life skills and recreation programme
• Wellness programme
• Family programme
• Relapse prevention programme
• Resuming education initiative
• Continued care programme
