Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane
Toxic independence is the mindset of always having to do things on your own,” she explains. “People that have toxic independence usually never ask for help, they don't ask people to do things for them. It's almost a control mechanism and feelings of overdoing things so that a sense of strength is maintained.

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