Episode #34: How Do We End Codependency?

Episode 34 of the Curiously Katy podcast, hosted by Katy Scofield, titled "Episode #34: How Do We End Codependency?" was published on June 15, 2022 and runs 29 minutes.

June 15, 2022 ·29m · Curiously Katy

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Summary

Hello Weirdo!  In this week's episode I’m going to talk about codependency, how it shows up in our relationships, and offer you some questions and exercises for you to start compassionately loving yourself into secure functioning relationships.  Want to work with Katy? Snag yourself a scholarship!  🚀  Book Your Soul Painting Session Here 🚀  Book her other services 🚀  Follow Katy on Instagram 🚀 Set Up a Coffee Date & Let's Chat! 🚀  Watch this podcast & other meditation Videos on YouTube! 🚀  Website & other services 🚀  Meditate with me on Insight Timer 🚀  Intro Production & Voice Over Talent

Episode Description

Hello Weirdo!

In this week's episode I’m going to talk about codependency, how it shows up in our relationships, and offer you some questions and exercises for you to start compassionately loving yourself into secure functioning relationships.

Want to work with Katy? Snag yourself a scholarship!

🚀 Book Your Soul Painting Session Here

🚀 Book her other services

🚀 Follow Katy on Instagram

🚀 Set Up a Coffee Date & Let's Chat!

🚀 Watch this podcast & other meditation Videos on YouTube!

🚀 Website & other services

🚀 Meditate with me on Insight Timer

🚀 Intro Production & Voice Over Talent

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