Communication Guide & Workbook: What to Say to Move Your Partner Closer to Sobriety
If you've ever found yourself thinking... "I know I need to say something... but I have no idea what to say anymore."
This workbook was created for exactly that.
Inside, you'll learn how to communicate in a way that reduces defensiveness, helps your partner become more receptive, and moves you out of the constant cycle of arguing, begging, or feeling like the bad guy.
Instead of guessing what to say, you'll have a step-by-step communication framework, real-life examples, and guided worksheets that help you plan conversations before you have them.
Whether your partner is in denial, promises they'll change, or shuts down every time drinking comes up, you'll know how to approach difficult conversations with more confidence and strategy.
INCLUDES BONUS:
Get 50% off your first month inside Healing Together, my private coaching membership.
You'll receive your access link and coupon code immediately after purchase. You will be responsible for canceling your membership after the discounted month if you choose not to continue.
📝 Inside You'll Learn:
What to say when your partner insists they don't have a drinking problem
How to bring up alcohol without starting another argument
The biggest communication mistakes that unintentionally push someone further into denial
The exact phrases that lower defensiveness and encourage honest conversations
How to express hurt, frustration, and boundaries without shame, blame, or criticism
When to have conversations (and when not to)
How to plan difficult conversations before they happen
Word-for-word examples of what to say in common situations
Fill-in-the-blank worksheets to help you write your own conversations with confidence
How to stop feeling like the "bad guy" while still addressing the drinking
Perfect for you if...
💛 Every conversation about alcohol turns into a fight.
💛 You replay conversations afterward wishing you'd said something different.
💛 Your partner gets defensive, minimizes, or changes the subject whenever drinking comes up.
💛 You're tired of walking on eggshells and want a calmer, more effective way to communicate.
💛 You want to influence change without begging, threatening, or constantly talking about drinking.
All workbook sales are final.
Disclaimer
This workbook is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional mental health care, diagnosis, or therapy. If you are experiencing significant emotional distress or mental health concerns, please consult with a licensed mental health professional. Always use your own judgment and seek appropriate support as needed.
If you need support downloading your workbook, please email us at Support@HealingTogetherMembership.com
If you've ever found yourself thinking... "I know I need to say something... but I have no idea what to say anymore."
This workbook was created for exactly that.
Inside, you'll learn how to communicate in a way that reduces defensiveness, helps your partner become more receptive, and moves you out of the constant cycle of arguing, begging, or feeling like the bad guy.
Instead of guessing what to say, you'll have a step-by-step communication framework, real-life examples, and guided worksheets that help you plan conversations before you have them.
Whether your partner is in denial, promises they'll change, or shuts down every time drinking comes up, you'll know how to approach difficult conversations with more confidence and strategy.
INCLUDES BONUS:
Get 50% off your first month inside Healing Together, my private coaching membership.
You'll receive your access link and coupon code immediately after purchase. You will be responsible for canceling your membership after the discounted month if you choose not to continue.
📝 Inside You'll Learn:
What to say when your partner insists they don't have a drinking problem
How to bring up alcohol without starting another argument
The biggest communication mistakes that unintentionally push someone further into denial
The exact phrases that lower defensiveness and encourage honest conversations
How to express hurt, frustration, and boundaries without shame, blame, or criticism
When to have conversations (and when not to)
How to plan difficult conversations before they happen
Word-for-word examples of what to say in common situations
Fill-in-the-blank worksheets to help you write your own conversations with confidence
How to stop feeling like the "bad guy" while still addressing the drinking
Perfect for you if...
💛 Every conversation about alcohol turns into a fight.
💛 You replay conversations afterward wishing you'd said something different.
💛 Your partner gets defensive, minimizes, or changes the subject whenever drinking comes up.
💛 You're tired of walking on eggshells and want a calmer, more effective way to communicate.
💛 You want to influence change without begging, threatening, or constantly talking about drinking.
All workbook sales are final.
Disclaimer
This workbook is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional mental health care, diagnosis, or therapy. If you are experiencing significant emotional distress or mental health concerns, please consult with a licensed mental health professional. Always use your own judgment and seek appropriate support as needed.
If you need support downloading your workbook, please email us at Support@HealingTogetherMembership.com