Alcohol: Wounds Passed Down Through Generations - A Child Growing Up with an Alcoholic Parent Carries Invisible Scars and a Higher Risk of Experiencing the Same Pain #935403

Alcohol: Wounds Passed Down Through Generations – A Child Growing Up with an Alcoholic Parent Carries Invisible Scars and a Higher Risk of Experiencing the Same Pain is a deep and compassionate exploration of the hidden impact of alcohol addiction within families. This book sheds light on the emotional, psychological, and relational wounds carried by children who grow up in the shadow of an alcoholic parent—often silently and into adulthood.
Through clear explanations and sensitive insight, the guide examines how unresolved trauma, dysfunctional family patterns, and unspoken pain can be passed from one generation to the next. Readers will learn how these early experiences influence self-esteem, emotional regulation, relationships, and the increased risk of repeating addictive or self-destructive behaviors.
Designed for adult children of alcoholics, parents seeking awareness, and anyone touched by intergenerational trauma, this book offers understanding, validation, and practical paths toward healing. It provides tools to recognize inherited patterns, break the cycle of pain, and build a healthier, more conscious future rooted in self-awareness, resilience, and emotional freedom.