Are you so consumed with rescuing this person that your putting your own Recovery on hold or at risk?” Imbalanced relationships are when one person does all the supporting and that doesn’t help either person, even the one receiving all the help! If you want to improve poor manners, expand creative outlets or give genuine support that is fair. If you want them to change temperament type, character flaws or religious beliefs, you’re fighting a losing battle. Get ready for the Crash-and Burn! This kind of relationship will lead to feelings of resentment, dependency, and poor self-esteem. People can change, but even then, change can take years and require the help of professionals.

What Happens When 2 Codependents in Recovery Get in a Relationship? It's obvious to everyone around them it's unhealthy. They both want the relationship because they both lack self-love. Have you seen a friend or family member get in relationships and shut everyone out? Moving from one addiction to another is common in Recovery, but what if the obsession is another person? What's the WARNING SIGNS of this Chaotic Clingy Storm and what can someone do rather than sit back and wait for the aftermath...

EPISODE 2 - Rebounding Rodeos. Your Ex is an X for a reason!!! Why do so many go back to relationships that didn't work the first, 2nd or 3rd time around? What if you discovered you're the one they rebounded with or worse... you know this is a pattern, but don't care and can't seem to stop? Awareness of this unhealthy pattern can help you see the red flags for a cross-addiction that's just as risky as substance use or …just as deadly.

EPISODE 1 - Bangin Boundaries. The unwritten "relationship rules" that are TOXIC. How do these guidelines apply to people that have multiple years of recovery? Why is it when you find new connections with other people on your recovery path, it blows up in your face? You're rejected within the recovery community and question how old behaviors creep up into these new relationships.