How do you tell your loved one they are an addict?
How do you convince them to seek help?

Those are the two most difficult questions you will face when trying to help a loved who is addicted to anything, especially drugs and alcohol. To make things worse, the people who claim to know so much about addiction never want to talk about these questions.

There’s tons of advice and information for addicts in recovery, but almost none that will help them get there. If you love an addict who does not yet know they are an addict, this book will help you.

If you are tired of dealing with an addict who has been in and out jail and rehab, this book will help you break that cycle.

If you are fighting with someone who doesn’t think they are an addict, this book will show you how to talk to them to get them to see the things they are doing.

Dealing with a loved one who is actively using drugs and struggling with addiction can put a major strain on your family.

Rehabilitation, interventions, and even jail are touted as the only options families have. That’s not true.

There are lots of easy ways to stop addictive behavior long before an addict reaches the point where they are in trouble with the law.
Rehab facilities cannot offer anything to your addict that you cannot do yourself.

If you think interventions are helpful, think again. Interventions are one of the most dangerous things for struggling addicts.

There are trillion dollar industries in place to help addicts. What do you think happens if they help them all? They go out of business, of course.

The legal system is a revolving door for addicts. Rehab facilities rely on a constant flow of new addicts. And interventions are a thing of the past. Today’s world is one of connectivity, and interventions strip you (and your addicted loved one) of that.

These are dangerous concepts. If you want to help an addict there a few simple things you can do to start reversing the problem now.