Dr. Sarah Michaud, PsyD is a clinical psychologist in central Massachusetts. After twenty years of sobriety, she was forced to confront the shame of her husband relapsing and the desperate behaviors one attempts to save another. What unfolded was a life that she could never have imagined. This book is about that journey back to her true self, the warrior and the woman she was truly meant to be. It will help anyone who wants to live beyond trying to save, fix or change another, whether it is a child, a spouse, a friend, addicted or not, and get your own life back. It will help to transform you from the profound and debilitating effects of codependency and settle into a life of authenticity, laughter, openness and peace.
“When we stop being preoccupied with how the world responds to us and start to focus on what is going on inside of us, we will begin to build a more robust sense of self.”
“Dismissing our needs, feelings, and thoughts leads us to behaviors that we use to numb out the pain of not being seen. Your needs, ideas, emotions, and experiences are who you are – don’t dismiss yourself because it will lead others to do the same. It will also lead to the accumulation of repressed anger, grief, and fear that will eventually come out against ourselves and others. Give yourself permission to just do you.”
One Psychologist’s Recovery from Codependency and Addiction
LeeAnn Kreisher reviews Sarah’s book ‘Co-Crazy.’on a “Book Club” episode of her podcast.
Sarah joins The Recovery Show Podcast to talk about her journey of recovery from what she calls “Co-Crazy”.
Sarah joins The Addicted Mind Podcast and host Duane Osterlind to discuss her new book ‘Co-Crazy.’
Sarah joins the Adult Child Podcast and host Andrea to discuss all things codependency.
Sarah joins the Recoevery Machine Youtube Podcast to discuss all things CrazyTown
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Join Sarah and Finn as they explore the real-life challenges of ‘Leaving CrazyTown’
“Bolton native publishes ‘Co-Crazy: One Psychologist’s Recovery from Codependency and Addiction’”
Sarah discusses her new book with news reporter Danielle Ray of the Sentinel & Enterprise
“Sarah Michaud’s book on codependency gives me real solutions and ways of healing. I am truly grateful to her for writing the most helpful book out there on codependency.”
“Sarah’s ‘warrior’ style is authentic and empowering – I’ve left suffering behind and discovered incredible freedom.”
“Forever grateful to Dr. Michaud for the personal examples, the instruction and the levity provided in her book. I like coming home to myself.”
“Sarah has helped me clean the glasses of my life so I can recognize that I have choices. Each day brings more excitement for my life and what the future holds.”