Seeking resources for partners of those who have experienced addiction

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I am seeking for resources/materials that are specifically for the partner of someone who has experienced addiction (not resources for the person experiencing addiction themselves).

Anything in the vein of healing fractured relationships that are/were contributed to by the person experiencing addiction; anything to help facilitate healthy responses to years of blame in this context.

And/or supporting the balance between owning one's own (trauma) responses and not taking on responsibility for the challenges of the person experiencing addiction.

And/or supporting being able to process experiences in healthy ways (vs. in a detached way) that doesn't result in further dividing children of the partnership.

Thank you in advance!

3/30/2111:06 PM

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