WHEN HELPING DOESN’T HELP – 3 Hour Audiobook Workshop on CD

In this remarkably honest lecture, John Bradshaw describes how codependency is often found in those in “helping” professions—teachers, counselors doctors, dentists, social workers, nurses, priests and therapists—but this recording is applicable for all “helpers” and “rescuers.” As codependants, we become human doings instead of being human beings and we handicap our own and others' growth by not allowing them to experience any disappointment or pain and developmental triumphs.

This series, WHEN HELPING DOESN’T HELP, is one of the many live recordings of John Bradshaw, including lectures, seminars, and workshops that are in our extensive library. Over 2,500,000 professionals and laypersons have attended John Bradshaw’s workshops, lectures, and speeches. John Bradshaw is a well-respected primary figure in the contemporary self-help movement, and was elected by his peers of professional therapists as ‘One of the 100 Most Influential Writers on Emotional Health in the Twentieth Century.’ Many of his books are New York Times Best Sellers. John’s works are published in 42 languages. All over the world, corporations, institutions, treatment centers, prisons, therapists, and counselors use the theories and therapies presented in his workshops.

This lecture, WHEN HELPING DOESN’T HELP with John Bradshaw, is recommended for personal, academic and public libraries and those searching for new ways to deal with the disease of co-dependency and offers help for the selflessness of being a helper.