When You Love Someone In Recovery
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Author, speaker, and addiction recovery expert Caroline Beidler offers friends and family members the gift of being able to understand the recovery lifestyle–a way of life that goes beyond anonymous meetings in church basements and fosters a sense of well-being, healthy coping strategies, discovering new passions, and nurturing a deep personal faith.Many of us know someone who is in addiction recovery, but few of us really understand what that means. What does this healing journey actually look like? How can we best support someone going through it? We find ourselves worrying that we’ll say or do the wrong thing, and we may feel hopeless or confused when our loved one continues to struggle with substance use. As someone who has personal experience living in sustained recovery, and now professionally helps those starting the journey, Caroline Beidler offers a compassionate guide for understanding addiction and the recovery lifestyle. As she shares personal and honest stories as well as professional insights from her work as an addiction recovery expert, she will walk you through the four pillars of recovery–hope, wellness, community, and service–and answer questions such asWhat does it mean to be in recovery?How can I support my loved one on this journey–body, mind, and soul?How do I set healthy boundaries and show compassion?What stereotypes or misconceptions do I need to let go of? When You Love Someone in Recovery is a call to both action and compassion and includes reflection exercises, real-life stories from people thriving in recovery, and powerful evidence-based research on the body and brain. You will come away with renewed hope and energy for walking alongside your loved ones in recovery, ready to watch God bring lasting healing to the most broken places.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400253975
ISBN10: 1400253977
Caroline Beidler
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2026
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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