How To Handle The Addiction Of Your Child's : A Guide to Discovering Happiness And Peace.

It's challenging to parent a child who struggles with substance abuse.

I can attest to this because I saw first-hand how my own son's struggle with addiction affected my entire family.

I've also learned that when parents follow their recovery plan, their lives can return to a state of peace.

They won't have to wait for the other shoe to drop; instead, they can find peace in the present, which will benefit everyone around them.

But from the hundreds of other parents I've met and assisted along the way who shared their experiences, I've created a helpful, uplifting, and completely relatable manual that every parent of an addict can use.

The drug of choice for the addict then becomes the drug of choice for the parent.

When their children use drugs and alcohol, their parents become just as fixated on them.

The parents withdraw from friends, neglect other relationships, underperform at work, and develop a fixation on the addict.

They show signs of addiction without ever using drugs or alcohol.

They grant their child's addiction to take charge of their own lives just as it has taken over their children's.

A way out is available. Even before their child gets better, parents may begin to improve.

Some study's offer a no-nonsense approach to teaching parents how to navigate the difficulties they face as the parent of a struggling child, whether the child is 14 or 54, coming from a place of amazing compassion for both the addict and the parent.