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Nita Joe Project

Nita Joe Project

by Gary, Nadonna
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There are rehabs for addicts, but what about their families? Dealing with a loved one with an addiction can be a roller coaster ride of emotions that can leave permanent scars and trauma. The Nita Joe Project illustrates the effects of addiction from the family perspective and provides a plan for healing for those emotionally involved with individuals battling addictions. The plan is designed to assist in healing women who have struggled emotionally, spiritually, physically, and financially, and those who have been labeled to have mommy issues. Through The Nita Joe Project, peace management and therapeutic liberation empower those who follow the plan and create a holistic healing that allows for growth, understanding, and freedom.

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Pub dateDec 3, 2020
ISBN-100578803526
ISBN-139780578803524
LanguageEnglish
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