Podcast appearances and mentions of debbie sherrick

Holistic codependency coach Debbie Sherrick discuss how she views codependency as a mind-body-spirit issue.

The Great Marijuana Debate: Medical Miracle or Gateway Drug? Christina Rowe, Publisher of Addiction 911 Magazine and Debbie Sherrick, Editor of Addiction 911 Magazine discuss this hot and highly debated topic on the Addiction 911 Show with special guest, Keith McAdam LCSW, LCAS Get a FREE subscription to Addiction 911 Magazie at www.addiction911magazine.com

In this episode of the Addiction 911 Show, Christina Rowe and Debbie Sherrick interview Don Moines from the Broward County Sheriff's Office about the dangers of Flakka. This terrible new drug ravages the body, causing paranoia, evil thoughts, super human strength and literally melts the body's insides. Watch this and please share! You can get a free subscription to Addiction 911 Magazine at www.addiction911magazine.com

Did you grow up in a household with an addict? Maybe a parent, grandparent, sibling or other family member who was addicted to alcohol or drugs? In this episode of the Addiction 911 Show, Christina Rowe, publisher of Addiction 911 Magazine and Debbie Sherrick, Codependency Coach and Editor of Addiction 911 Magazine discuss how growing up with an addict affects your life and choices and how to free yourself from codependency in your adult life. Get a free copy of Addiction 911 Magazine at www.addiction911magazine.com

Christina Rowe, Publisher of Addiction 911 Magazine and Codependency Coach and Editor of Addiction 911 Magazine, Debbie Sherrick discuss how to empower and not enable the addict in your life. Get a free issue of Addiction 911 Magazine at www.addiction911magazine.com

Addiction 911 Magazine Editor and The Empower Hour Show host, Debbie Sherrick discusses how to apply the principles in the Serenity Pray in our own lives. We will discuss serenity, willingness, acceptance, trying to change and control others, and having the courage to make the changes in our own lives to move forward. My guest Laura Buchbinder from Yoga Bliss will be sharing her journey with us about letting go and gaining courage in her own life. We will share with you and break it all down how the Serenity Prayer is so vitally important to those suffering from codependent behaviors and just how powerful it is when applied. If you are having trouble with peace and letting go in a situation, having acceptance, and knowing what you can and cannot change, this show will be for you!

Addiction 911 Magazine editor and co-dependency coach, Debbie Sherrick interviews Sandy Swanson, author of The Joey Song: A Mother’s Story of Her Son’s Addiction for the Empower Hour Show. Sandy shares her story of her own son's addiction and offers advice on how you can help your addicted child.

What does the term “co-dependent” mean? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? Are you a co-dependent in any of your relationships? Are you a co-dependent in relationship to the addicts in your life? What does it look like to be a co-dependent? Does this term make us feel uncomfortable? This week’s guest is Debbie Sherrick of Insideout … Read more about this episode...

Codependency Holistic Coach, Debbie Sherrick Interview Part 2A heart felt interview sharing one woman's journey to overcome codependency issues stemming from her childhood, Debbie shares her transformation from dependency to strength, giving valuable tips and insights. Debbie teaches others how let go of control and manipulation essentially how to make that shift from codependency to freedom.Keeping in mind the correlation between addiction and codependency every addict's mom would benefit from listening to this interview. Are you codependent? Codependency is defined as a psychological condition or a relationship in which a person is controlled or manipulated by another who is affected with a pathological condition (typically narcissism or drug addiction); and in broader terms, it refers to the dependence on the needs of, or control of, another.[1] It also often involves placing a lower priority on one's own needs, while being excessively preoccupied with the needs of others.[2] Codependency can occur in any type of relationship, including family, work, friendship, and also romantic, peer or community relationships.[2] Codependency may also be characterized by denial, low self-esteem, excessive compliance, or control patterns.[2] Narcissists are considered to be natural magnets for the codependent.Wikipedia

Listen as we interview Debbie Sherrick, a certified Holistic Health Counselor and Codependency Life Coach teaching people how to unite mind, body and spirit for a successful healthy life style. Debbie was brought up in an abusive, alcoholic home in a little Indiana farm town. The oldest of four children, she learned to rescue, care take, enable, deny self, direct, and become a young adult at a very early age. Debbie has been teaching holistic wellness to those in recovery for 22 years. She has lead codependency groups at Trinity Church International and “Home safe” in Lake Worth Florida, and many local seminars.Debbie explains how co-dependency is often rooted in childhood and how co-dependency can hurt the addict in your lives, despite your best intentions. She shares strategies to help you with your co-dependency issues and provides resources for mother's of addicts who may be feeling guilty, overwhelmed and unable to let go and stop enabling their children.

Listen as we interview Debbie Sherrick, a certified Holistic Health Counselor and Codependency Life Coach teaching people how to unite mind, body and spirit for a successful healthy life style. Debbie was brought up in an abusive, alcoholic home in a little Indiana farm town. The oldest of four children, she learned to rescue, care take, enable, deny self, direct, and become a young adult at a very early age. Debbie has been teaching holistic wellness to those in recovery for 22 years. She has lead codependency groups at Trinity Church International and “Home safe” in Lake Worth Florida, and many local seminars. Debbie explains how co-dependency is often rooted in childhood and how co-dependency can hurt the addict in your lives, despite your best intentions. She shares strategies to help you with your co-dependency issues and provides resources for mother's of addicts who may be feeling guilty, overwhelmed and unable to let go and stop enabling their children.