How To Deal With An Addict: How To Cope With Drug Addicts And Coping With Substance Abusers (Coping With Alcoholism and Dealing With Substance Abuse Book 4)
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (762 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00E3W1UI2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 187 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-05-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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For the past forty years, the author has been learning the correct ways to handle the insanity that accompanies alcoholic/addict relationships. Isn't it time to try something different for a change?Tags: coping with an addict, dealing with an addict, how to deal with an addict. The author of “How To Deal With an Addict” has helped tens of thousands of people all over the world learn how to cope with alcoholics, addicts and substance abusers, and he can help you too. If you continue to do the same things you’ve been doing which aren’t working, you will continue to get the same results. One moment the substance abuser can be as sweet as sugar and the next a confusing mess. Your situation is not hopeless, so don’t give up!Inside This Book About Coping With an Addict You Will Learn:how to love anyone unconditionallyhow to detach with lovehow to not be an enablerhow to set boundariesho
Helpful! Anyone dealing with addicts has their own set of troubles. "How to Deal with an Addict" was written for people who love an addict. This is a very helpful guide to help you live your life and not be ruined by an addict.Many folks who love an addict often feel their lives are over. This guide is so helpful, because not only does it offer ideas to help improve your relationship and deal with problems, but it encourages you to live your live and enjoy life again and not be controlled by someone else's addiction.Anyone who feels trapped and lost by an addict in their life will benefit from the ideas in this book.. Caroline said Key insight into dealing with an addict. Dealing with an addict or an alcoholic is exhausting and painful. Having a father who was an alcoholic was torture for my mother and I. The burden of my childhood experiences did however bring out a passion to insure that my own children did not have to go through the same pain as I did as a child.I remember how we tried to cope with his issues which created unnecessary strain on our family that even today just faintly smelling alcohol makes me anxious. We certainly didn’t cope so well back then but having read this book, I can see that the ideas, tips and methods within can teach us how to bring more joy and serenity. "The Truth" according to AElizabeth. Dealing with an addict is definitely not a typical, everyday situation, but it is more common than you think. I would say that this book isn’t just for drug users, but for alcoholics as well, considering that alcohol is a type of drug, just a legal one. The sectioning of this book is great, as well as the tips included in each section. They are small, but they really get you thinking. One that stuck out to me was “Let your frustrations out through various means other than letting them out on the substance abuser.” This is probably the best tip that could have been given. I have dated people abused to vario