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Loving Someone With Addiction
A family workbook for telling helping from enabling, setting boundaries with an addict, scripts for hard talks, and a relapse plan that protects your own lifeBy Imad MuratspahicLength2h 9m
About this audiobook
You love them. You are also exhausted, scared, and tired of wondering whether every kindness is helping or making things worse. You have said 'never again' and then watched the same night play out. You do not need another lecture about them. You need a way to decide what you will do. Loving Someone With Addiction is a hands-on family workbook: short explanations followed by fill-in pages, lists, and tables you complete in your own words, so by the last page you have a written plan instead of a knot in your stomach. It is built for the family and friends of someone with an alcohol, drug, pill, or gambling problem. It is not a quit-using guide for the person with the problem and not a book of treatment advice; other books in this catalog speak to the person who is trying to quit. This one speaks to you. Inside, you'll learn how to: This workbook cannot promise that the person you love will change. It can help you stop guessing, stop carrying what is not yours, and start acting from a plan. Pick up a pen and turn to Chapter 1.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length2 hrs 9 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 7, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Important Notice
2Before You Pick Up the Pen
3Chapter 1: Where You Stand Right Now
4Chapter 2: What Addiction Is, and What You Can and Cannot Do
5Chapter 3: Safety Before Everything Else
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6Chapter 4: Helping or Enabling: Sorting It Out
7Chapter 5: Your Own Feelings Count Too
8Chapter 6: Drawing Your Lines
9Chapter 7: Words for Hard Moments
10Chapter 8: Money, Housing and Everyday Favors
11Chapter 9: Holding the Line When It Gets Hard
12Chapter 10: Talking About Treatment and Finding Your Own Support
13Chapter 11: Children, Relatives and Holidays
14Chapter 12: Planning for Relapse Before It Happens
15Your Next Ninety Days
16Quick Reference: Emergency Numbers, Forms, Glossary and FAQ