NursingPsychiatryAddiction PsychiatrySubstance Use DisordersVictimologyAddictionAlcohol DependenceAlcohol Use DisorderCo-occurring DisordersCo-occurring Mental DisordersDrug DependenceAlcohol Dependence TreatmentCo-occurring Disorder ManagementDrug DependencyWomen's Alcohol Dependence
Due perhaps to the alcoholism treatment industry's need to find a diagnosable, treatable illness, or due perhaps to society's tendency to blame the victim, especially the female victim, the co-dependency label is now flung with wild abandon. The present article looks at this label and draws from popular and scholarly literature to show that the concept of co-dependency should be withdrawn.
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