By Barbara L. Wood, Ph.D. APA-CPP Alcoholism and Other Substance Use Disorders on February 5, 2016 ( Leave a comment )

Books to read in addiction recovery (18 MUST HAVES!) | Addiction Blog

Many thanks to addictionblog.org for including Raising Healthy Children in an Alcoholic Home to their list of must reads for individuals and families in recovery!

A list of 18 books for you to read in recovery. Whether someone you love or yourself are a recovering addict, we have outlined suggestions about self-help

Source: Books to read in addiction recovery (18 MUST HAVES!) | Addiction Blog

Categories: addiction, addiction and recovery, alcohol abuse, alcoholism, children and trauma, effects of parental drinking, helping children of alcoholics, parents in recovery, raising healthy children in an alcoholic home

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Barbara L. Wood, Ph.D. APA-CPP Alcoholism and Other Substance Use Disorders

Barbara L. Wood, Ph.D. is a Licensed Psychologist and author practicing in Bethesda, Maryland. She specializes in the treatment of addiction and trauma. She is the author of two books about the impact of familial alcoholism. Her first book, Children of Alcoholism:The Struggle for Self and Intimacy in Adult Life, was published in 1987 by New York University Press and is listed in the current New York Review of Books as one of the best books in print. Her second book, Raising Healthy Children in an Alcoholic Home was published by Crossroads/Continuum in 1992 and recently updated and re-released. It is currently available in paperback and electronic form on Amazon.com. http://goo.gl/5OgmPm

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