NEW BOOK! Hitchhiking Into Recovery: A Journey of Connection, Healing, and Hope
NEW BOOK!
The founder of Sunlit Pathways has written her first book in the Beautiful Ugly Lessons Series, Hitchhiking into Recovery: A Journey of Connection, Healing, and Hope.
A raw, soul-baring memoir, this book chronicles Paula Robbins' harrowing yet redemptive journey from addiction, abuse, and generational trauma to clarity, connection, and spiritual awakening. With unflinching honesty and insight that only healing can bring, the author reflects on a childhood marked by chaos, the brutal grip of substances, and the transformative power of community and grace. Central to the book's message are the Four Pillars of Connection - guiding principles that illuminate a path forward for anyone struggling with addiction, disconnection, or despair. With vulnerability, courage, and profound compassion, Paula invites readers to witness not only what it takes to heal, but what it truly means to live.
Who this book is for...
Those who have struggled with addiction in any form, and either seek or have found recovery.
Those who have a loved one they feel powerless over because of their struggle with addiction.
Any recovery facility that you support and could use a book of hope in their library.
Turn Reading into Real Transformation
The Four Pillars Companion Journal: Your Personal Roadmap from Insight to Action
Reading Hitchhiking into Recovery is just the beginning. The real transformation happens when you actively engage with the Four Pillars of Connection in your own life.
Get your Companion Journal and turn Paula's insights into your personal roadmap for healing, connection, and lasting recovery.
This guided workbook helps you:
- Define what connection means for your unique journey
- Create your action plan for each pillar
- Set powerful intentions for transformation
- Build sustainable daily practices
This isn't about perfection - it's about progress. Your authentic truth. Your unique path to deeper connection with yourself, others, and something greater.
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