Co-Dependents Anonymous
Codependents Anonymous Preamble
Codependents Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women whose common problem is a difficulty in maintaining functional relationships.
We share with one another in the hopes of solving our common problem and helping others to recover. The only requirement for membership is a desire for healthy and fulfilling relationships with others and ourselves.
CoDA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organisation or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. We rely upon the wisdom, knowledge, Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, as adapted for our purpose from Alcoholics Anonymous, as the principles of our programme and guide to living healthy lives. Although separate entities, we should always co-operate with other twelve step programmes.
About Codependents Anonymous
- Am I Co-Dependent?
- What are the patterns and characteristics of Co-Dependency?
- What do CODA members have to say about their recovery in Codependents Anonymous?
- CODA tools for recovery from Co-Dependency
CoDA (CoDependents Anonymous) Worldwide
Visit these CoDA websites for more information:
Recommended Reading
- Literature Stores:
- The Language of Letting Go, by Melody Beattie, is a book of 365 daily meditations for "recovering codependents."
- Codependents Anonymous books on Amazon
CoDependents Anonymous Meetings in New Zealand
To find Co-Dependents Anonymous meetings in New Zealand:
- Visit the CoDependents Anonymous USA website, click on the "International Meetings" tag, then click on the link for "New Zealand"
- Visit the CoDependents Anonymous Australasia website, click on the "Meetings" tag, and scroll down to "New Zealand."
CoDependents Anonymous Telephone and Online Meetings
To find Co-Dependents Anonymous telephone and online meetings:
- Telephone meeting for people in NZ and Australia:
Visit the CoDependents Anonymous Australia website, click on the "Meetings" tag, click on the link to meetings near you, and scroll down to "Telephone Meeting" at the bottom of the page. - For people in USA:
Visit the CoDependents Anonymous USA website, click on the "Find a Meeting" tag, then click on the tags for either "Online Meetings" or "Phone Meetings"