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Why Can't I Fix It?
- The Questions We Ask When We Love Someone with Addiction
- Narrated by: Brian Conover
- Length: 2 hrs and 31 mins
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Why Can't I Fix It?
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Summary
- Author has personal and professional experience with addiction. Nathan Detering is a senior minister and his brother died from a drug overdose so he has experience helping families, including his own, with the immense challenges that come from loving someone with addiction.
- Author grapples with acculturated responses to addiction from his own perspective as a white minister and shares the perspective of a Black church leader in the book.
- Prevalent—40.3 million people in the US meet the criteria for a substance use disorder (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 2020). And more than half of adult Americans have a close relative with a drinking problem or know someone who is in recovery, according to estimates provided by The World Health Organization.
©2023 Nathan Detering (P)2023 Skinner House Books