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Codependents usually seek help only when they hit “rock bottom.” This is when their lack of self-love and boundaries beg...
28/07/2025

Codependents usually seek help only when they hit “rock bottom.” This is when their lack of self-love and boundaries begin to take a toil on their emotional, mental or even physical well being. That’s usually when they finally burnout or are completely disillusioned with their relationships, often feeling resentful, taken for granted and unappreciated.

They realised again they are abandoned by those relationships that they have invested so much in. It may usually be at this point, then the codependents will usually realise they need help for their codependent issues.

As you can see, the codependent being made responsible for the needs of others when they were young, usually had no one who considered their needs, so they also learnt to abandoned their own needs.

Learning to draw boundaries would require them to be intentional in asking themselves, what do they really want and what do they really need and to gain more awareness why they do certain things. Is it out of fear or insecurities that they can’t say no? Would the decision lead them to take care of themselves or abandon themselves?

Setting boundaries is self-care, and self-care is the first step to cultivating a healthy self-love! We hope this post is helpful to give some tips for those of us who want to learn how to set boundaries for self-care! Stay tuned for more on Boundaries coming up.

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14/07/2025

If you struggle with feeling insecure in your relationships and that is causing you distress, and taking away your joy in relationships, know that you can be set free from all those insecurities. These insecurities develop because of attachment wounds we experience in our growing up years. The truth is you are enough, just as you are! Believing this truth can set you free to enjoy the relationships in your life like you never could before. Find out more from our Founder, Pamela Koh.

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30/06/2025

What are some of the root causes of unhealthy dynamics in our relationships with others? The first step is awareness and understanding. Find out what are the first steps you can take towards healing from Codependency so that you may be more empowered to build healthy and fulfilling relationships in life. Find out more from our Founder, Pamela Koh, who has overcome her own codependency and helped many overcome their codependency.

Healing is possible! Do help us share this message of hope to those who may find it helpful.

Healing from codependency is possible but first one needs to recognise the symptoms to realise that it is a problem to c...
16/06/2025

Healing from codependency is possible but first one needs to recognise the symptoms to realise that it is a problem to continue to live with these symptoms. The reason why many continue to stay in unhealthy codependent relationships is because codependency gives the codependent a sense of control in relationships.

The codependent believes that if they can keep things the way they are, and stay “useful”, even at the expense of their well-being, they will not be abandoned in relationships. They also feel trapped because the lack of self love and fear of abandonment means it is painful for them to let go of relationships, even unhealthy ones, because they give them a sense of self-worth.

Healing from codependency will then involve going back to heal the root traumatic or adverse experiences in childhood that caused codependency to be developed as a survival mechanism. The hope is that healing from these experiences of shame, rejection, abandonment is possible.

Learning to begin to have self-compassion, to learn to draw boundaries, to love ourselves is possible.

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03/06/2025

Do you not like yourself very much or find yourself having a lack of self-love or self-compassion? Do you know that a lack of self-love can lead us to struggle with people-pleasing, fearing rejection by others, and equating our self-worth to being accepted by others.

This reel gives you a summary of the 3 main root causes of Codependency. Find out more from our Founder, Pamela Koh, to find out what they are and if you resonate with them. This may provide you with deeper insights as to why you may struggle with finding fulfillment in your relationships with others.

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For this Mental Health Awareness Month, we are grateful for ’s generosity in sharing her journey with us. Find out the p...
19/05/2025

For this Mental Health Awareness Month, we are grateful for ’s generosity in sharing her journey with us. Find out the plot twist in her life and how therapy helped her to stop limiting herself and land her dream role in tech sales 💻🚀! Turns out, doing the inner work actually. Check out her full story, link in bio.




05/05/2025

Do you struggle with people-pleasing or often feeling overly responsible for the well-being of others, or feel over responsible for people’s emotions, such that you are easily affected by them- if they are not okay, you are not okay? If so, you may have issues with codependency.

Codpendents fear not being useful to others because their worth comes from being able to meet the needs and expectations of others. What are some underlying root issues that drive such behaviors? Find out more from our Founder, Pamela Koh, a recovered codependent herself, as she reveals the secret confessions of the Codependent (Part 2). See Part 1 in the reel we posted before this.

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21/04/2025

Codependents are hard to spot because they usually appear to be highly capable, high functioning individuals, with a great sense of responsibility. People often look to them because they are reliable in whatever task entrusted to them. Psychotherapist Terri Cole, an expert in Codependency, introduced the term, "High Functioning Codependency" (HFC) in her book, “A Guide to Breaking the Cycle of High-Functioning Co-dependency.”

Interestingly, Codependents are so high functioning that they may not even be aware that their codependency is an issue and could be affecting their quality of life in a negative way. How do we tell if one is hiding behind the mask of care-taking? Could you be struggling with codependency? Learn more from our Founder, Pamela Koh, who is a recovered codependent, sharing the secret confessions of a Codependent (Part 1), to unveil the mask of Codependency and the possible underlying issues that could be driving Codependency.

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Codependents are often very high functioning and capable individuals because being able to take care of everyone else, a...
07/04/2025

Codependents are often very high functioning and capable individuals because being able to take care of everyone else, and being useful has been the way they keep themselves safe in relationships. “High functioning codependency” (HFC) is easily masked, making it difficult to detect. Some of us may not even realise we have issues with HFC. In this post, we uncover the “secret confessions” of a codependent, to help you discern if you may be struggling with HFC if these confessions resonate with you.

book on “A Guide to Breaking the Cycle of High-Functioning Co-dependency” could be a helpful resource to learn more.

Even if you do struggle with codependency, have lot of compassion on yourself because breaking free from it is possible! I have done so, so can you! I will be covering more on healing from codependency & emotional dependency soon, so do stay tuned. Do help us to share this message of hope out there!

With Love,
Pamela Koh
Founder of ThriveSg

24/03/2025

Do you struggle with control issues, especially in your relationship? The need for control could be possibly driven by an underlying need for safety and/or a lack of trust in the relationship. We may control another consciously or unconsciously through manipulation, guilt-tripping or even caretaking. Control issues may be contributing to negative emotions you feel in your relationships. Have compassion for yourself if you are struggling or know someone who is struggling, change is possible! Stay tuned for upcoming content to learn more. Do help us share this resource to those who may find it helpful.

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