Re: Re: Asperger's & Co-Dependency?

[Guest guest]

alfamanda wrote:

> Co-dependant is a pop-psychology jargon term coined to describe a few

> *very* specific dynamics (if it describes anything accurately at all).

> It is widely misused even if one were to take its original meaning at

> face value. *Widely* misused.

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What makes you an expert? Are you a board certified psychologist? Do you

have any training in this field?

Red

[Guest guest]

A " board certification " , in any field, doesn't mean anything more than that

the person who holds it can pass a few tests and evaluations. Regardless of

the alleged difficulty of those tests, it says absolutely nothing about a

person's actual competency in a particular field.

Some of the best programmers have no formal training, no degrees, no

certifications. Just as an example of the worthlessness of pieces of paper.

Elayne

http://cablespeed.com/~solinox/index.htm

" Those who refuse to support and defend a state have no claim to protection

by that state. "

[Guest guest]

Here's someone's general idea about what it is.

http://www.umkc.edu/sites/hsw/codepend/