Stop Prolonging Your Loved One's Addiction: How Your 'Helping' May Actually Be Hurting

Do You Have a Loved One Who Struggles with Addiction?
Do you often worry and obsess about their whereabouts, activities, and physical well-being? Do you suffer anxiety, interrupted sleep, and even sickness as a result? If so, Stop Prolonging Your Loved One's Addiction: How Your 'Helping' May Actually Be Hurting may be God-ordained reading for you.

In this deeply personal, 21-day devotional, Christian author Jon Sorenson chronicles 18 years of heartbreak and anguish over his son's alcoholism. Consumed with despair, he began questioning whether God heard his prayers, or even cared. But what happened next is a miraculous story of God's grace and redemption.

By combining Christian principles with codependency education, Jon shares personal stories of how he stopped taking responsibility for his son's addiction-related problems-pursuing instead a deeper, more intimate embrace of God's faithfulness and eternal promises. He also shares valuable insights about relapse, interventions, rehabs, and small group resources.

Jon describes his book as "a must-have repository of practical information and spiritual encouragement for anyone who loves an addict." Most importantly, he shares how to release your loved one into God's loving care, and find renewed hope for their lasting sobriety.

About the Author:
Jon Sorenson is a Christian author, speaker, and facilitator of "Loved Ones of Addicts" support groups. His passion is to help loved ones of addicts cope more effectively with the anguish of their loved one's addiction. For more information about his ministry, visit www.LovedOnesOfAddicts.org.