Accounts of men and women who went from a season of deep suffering To a meaningful life.
How the ‘gift of desperation’ brought them to‘a life beyond their wildest dreams’.
“This is an amazing and very powerful book. It should be both part of the body of knowledge for addiction, as well as a literature offering endorsed by AA and offered to members, family and people who are interested in the programme.
This book is so engaging and will be such a blessing to those and their family and friends precisely because it revolves around lived experiences which are easy to relate to”.
-- Gil Harper, Communications Specialist
“I think this will help many...”
-- Chief Editor, Reach Publishers
“Yveline gives a very precise and thoughtful account of the 12 Step program, in a way that I have never read before in any other piece of literature. It answers many of the questions that participants of the program often have, and the book will undoubtedly be a very informative and helpful resource to anyone who reads it”.
-- Hannah Chrystal, Addiction Therapist
Having completed several Master’s degrees in Psychology at the Paris-Sorbonne, Yveline Arnaud worked in the humanitarian field. She then became a Life Coach, helping her clients to achieve their goals.
After a few years, she decided to study the subject of addiction. In 2014, she received an MSc in Addiction Counselling and Psychology from the London South Bank University. Then, she facilitated groups at a Detoxing Centre and worked for a Charity for trafficked women as an Addiction Counsellor.
Currently, she has a private addiction counselling practice, specialising in codependency.
How the ‘gift of desperation’ brought them to‘a life beyond their wildest dreams’.
“This is an amazing and very powerful book. It should be both part of the body of knowledge for addiction, as well as a literature offering endorsed by AA and offered to members, family and people who are interested in the programme.
This book is so engaging and will be such a blessing to those and their family and friends precisely because it revolves around lived experiences which are easy to relate to”.
-- Gil Harper, Communications Specialist
“I think this will help many...”
-- Chief Editor, Reach Publishers
“Yveline gives a very precise and thoughtful account of the 12 Step program, in a way that I have never read before in any other piece of literature. It answers many of the questions that participants of the program often have, and the book will undoubtedly be a very informative and helpful resource to anyone who reads it”.
-- Hannah Chrystal, Addiction Therapist
Having completed several Master’s degrees in Psychology at the Paris-Sorbonne, Yveline Arnaud worked in the humanitarian field. She then became a Life Coach, helping her clients to achieve their goals.
After a few years, she decided to study the subject of addiction. In 2014, she received an MSc in Addiction Counselling and Psychology from the London South Bank University. Then, she facilitated groups at a Detoxing Centre and worked for a Charity for trafficked women as an Addiction Counsellor.
Currently, she has a private addiction counselling practice, specialising in codependency.
