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(also known as Co-Dependents Anonymous)
Co-Dependents Anonymous (CoDA) is a Twelve Step program for people who share a common inability to maintain functional relationships. CoDA was founded in 1986 in Phoenix, Arizona. CoDA is active in more than 40 countries, with approximately 1200 groups active in the United States. more at Wikipedia
Treatment Success Rate
| Top 5 Communities | ||
| Condition | Members | Success |
| Codependency | 294 |
94% |
| Physical & Emotional Abuse | 4 |
100% |
| Breakups & Divorce | 3 |
100% |
| Healthy Relationships | 4 |
100% |
| Depression | 2 |
100% |
Overall, 94% (315
Members)
find CoDA helpful
CoDA Reviews
Working / Worked
By working the twelve steps I have been feeling better and recognized that I am responsible for myself and that I can only change myself, not others.
Working / Worked
Been part of several 12 steps through the years, back at it again, trying to dig out of the turmoil
Working / Worked
In a co-dependent relationship and need advice, help and support to leave.
Working / Worked
loved it
Working / Worked
CODA is great! I was so reluctant at first with all this shame I was carrying around but these people are warm and honest and do not judge.
Working / Worked
i have not attended yet, but i will......
Working / Worked
I attend once a week. I might do more if my children were older. My husband and I both attend. It helps keep us mindful and considerate and more mature in relationships.
Working / Worked
14 years in coda
Working / Worked
Joined CoDA 17 years ago. Love the program. Helps me recognize my codependent traits and how to address them. Only drawback is that it is a young program and not very many old timers around. Sponsorship is not practiced widely, so its not being passed on to the newcomers very effectively.
Working / Worked
only went a few times, gave it up to spend time with my boyfriend...
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Discussions
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Abandonment...
There is a program, several of them. Al-Anon is a 12-step program for people who are having or had a problem of drinking with someone they love (pare... [More] -
END OF ROAD?
Yes I can relate too, lots of good advice above and i finally started coda (co-dependents anonymous) try to check a meeting out, It's been eye opening... [More] -
12 steps of CODA
Has anyone worked these steps ? Do you know of these steps and of CODA? I've posted the 12 steps below....I'm also in AA, which this is derived from, ... [More] -
New...Trying to help my daughter..Please Help
Consider going to CODA, Co-Dependents Anonymous . . . that's the one thing that I think will help you with your problem and help you to not be hurt an... [More] -
Breavement and Working Co-Dependents Anonymous
Hello everyone. This is a piece of my story. Over the past three years, I have suffered several losses as I trying to build a family. My first daug... [More]
