The Prodigal's Mother offers something different: not another strategy for changing your child, but a proven path back to your own steadiness, regardless of how their story unfolds. Drawing on psychology, grief research, and real stories of mothers who found their way through addiction, estrangement, and lives that veered wildly off script, this book will help you name the grief that has no funeral, release the illusion of control that's been quietly draining you, catch the anxious spiral before it consumes your day, and rebuild boundaries, identity, and hope on ground that doesn't shift with every phone call. You'll close this book not with a fixed child, but with something more durable — a version of yourself that's whole, resourced, and at peace, no matter what happens next.
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