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The drinking stopped. The drug use ended. But the anxiety, people-pleasing, hypervigilance, guilt, unhealthy relationships, and family dysfunction never went away.
Millions of adults grew up in homes affected by alcoholism, drug addiction, emotional immaturity, narcissism, chronic conflict, or other forms of family dysfunction. Even after a parent becomes sober-or long after the addiction has ended-the emotional wounds often remain.
If you've struggled with low self-worth, codependency, perfectionism, fear of abandonment, difficulty setting boundaries, toxic guilt, or unhealthy relationship patterns, you're not alone-and you are not the problem. In this compassionate, research-informed guide, recovery author Josh D. Grant explains how childhood experiences continue to shape adult life long after the drinking or drug use has stopped. Drawing on trauma research, attachment theory, family systems, recovery principles, and practical healing strategies, this book helps you understand where these patterns come from-and how to break free from them.
Unlike traditional Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) books, this modern guide also addresses today's unique challenges, including smartphones, family group chats, social media, digital manipulation, cyberstalking, location sharing, and technology-enabled boundary violations that can keep dysfunctional family dynamics alive long after childhood.
Inside you'll discover:
- The lasting effects of growing up with alcoholism, drug addiction, or emotional dysfunction
- Family roles including the Hero, Scapegoat, Lost Child, Mascot, and Caretaker
- How toxic guilt, shame, codependency, and parentification continue into adulthood
- Practical strategies for creating healthy boundaries without guilt
- Recognizing emotional manipulation, narcissistic family dynamics, and enabling behaviors
- Breaking generational cycles and creating healthier relationships
Throughout the book you'll find thoughtful reflection questions, practical exercises, and evidence-based strategies designed to help you move from understanding your past to creating a healthier future. The dysfunction may not have started with you, but it can end with you. Lasting change begins with what you choose to do next.
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About the Author
Josh Grant is the author of multiple books on recovery from alcoholism, addiction, and other self-destructive compulsive behaviors. He is a veteran of the United States military and recovering alcoholic who knows a thing or two about getting knocked down by life's challenges-and climbing back up again with humor and determination. When he is not writing or supporting others in their recovery, you can find Josh exploring the great outdoors near his home in the Williamsburg, Virginia area. He is an avid fan of hiking the Appalachian Trail, paddleboarding, yoga, and occasionally tripping over his own two feet while trying to keep up with life.Josh's philosophy is simple: recovery is about progress, not perfection and does not need to be all doom and gloom. There's room for happiness, growth, and maybe even an adventure or two along the way. If by sharing his experience he can help someone else find hope for recovery (and a good sense of humor) in the process, he considers that a win.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The drinking stopped. The drug use ended. But the anxiety, people-pleasing, hypervigilance, guilt, unhealthy relationships, and family dysfunction never went away. Millions of adults grew up in homes affected by alcoholism, drug addiction, emotional immaturity, narcissism, chronic conflict, or other forms of family dysfunction. Even after a parent becomes sober-or long after the addiction has ended-the emotional wounds often remain. If you've struggled with low self-worth, codependency, perfectionism, fear of abandonment, difficulty setting boundaries, toxic guilt, or unhealthy relationship patterns, you're not alone-and you are not the problem. In this compassionate, research-informed guide, recovery author Josh D. Grant explains how childhood experiences continue to shape adult life long after the drinking or drug use has stopped. Drawing on trauma research, attachment theory, family systems, recovery principles, and practical healing strategies, this book helps you understand where these patterns come from-and how to break free from them. Unlike traditional Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) books, this modern guide also addresses today's unique challenges, including smartphones, family group chats, social media, digital manipulation, cyberstalking, location sharing, and technology-enabled boundary violations that can keep dysfunctional family dynamics alive long after childhood. Inside you'll discover: - The lasting effects of growing up with alcoholism, drug addiction, or emotional dysfunction- Family roles including the Hero, Scapegoat, Lost Child, Mascot, and Caretaker- How toxic guilt, shame, codependency, and parentification continue into adulthood- Practical strategies for creating healthy boundaries without guilt- Recognizing emotional manipulation, narcissistic family dynamics, and enabling behaviors- Breaking generational cycles and creating healthier relationships Throughout the book you'll find thoughtful reflection questions, practical exercises, and evidence-based strategies designed to help you move from understanding your past to creating a healthier future. The dysfunction may not have started with you, but it can end with you. Lasting change begins with what you choose to do next. 156 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9798951668004
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