Ep 157: When are parents "Too Much" with their children? How can parents navigate challenges with parenting without getting overly involved? Terri Cole, MSW, LCSD, author of Too Much

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In this conversation, Terri Cole discusses her new book 'Too Much' and explores the concept of high functioning codependency (HFC), particularly in the context of relationships and parenting. The discussion also highlights the  the importance of fostering independence in children while balancing parental involvement. The conversation highlights the dangers of codependency and over-involvement, advocating for a healthier approach to parenting that encourages children to navigate their own challenges and for parents to practice self care.

Terri Cole, MSW, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist and global relationship and empowerment expert.  Gifted at making complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable so clients and students achieve sustainable change, she inspires millions of people through her blog, social media, signature courses and popular podcast, The Terri Cole Show. For more, see terricole.com

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