Codependency, Grief & Growth Through Story: Boozeless Bookclub with Dr. Sarah Michaud

In this Boozeless Bookclub edition of Eternally Amy, Amy Liz Harrison and Dr. Sarah Michaud unpack All the Way to the River by Elizabeth Gilbert — diving deep into the messy, magnificent world of codependency, grief, and emotional recovery. From laughter to loss, this conversation reminds us that healing isn’t about control — it’s about awareness, compassion, and connection. Expect humor, raw honesty, and soul-level truth bombs that hit close to home for anyone navigating sobriety, spirituality, or self-discovery.Grief is a teacher you don’t choose — but it changes you forever.Literature as therapy: Stories can reveal our own denial and hope.Codependency can kill people — but awareness can save them.Humor and truth coexist: Laughter keeps the healing honest.Recovery is not about control; it’s about connection.[00:00] – Amy welcomes Dr. Sarah and introduces Boozeless Bookclub[00:05] – “Codependency can kill people” — the truth behind the patterns[00:20] – The intersection of addiction, love, and literature[00:33] – “It took separation for me to wake up” — Dr. Sarah’s turning point[00:47] – “Grief is a teacher I never wanted” — Amy’s story of loss and growth[00:55] – Final reflection on recovery, awareness, and compassionDr. Sarah Michaud: Instagram  |  Book: Co CrazyAmy Liz Harrison: amylizharrison.com | @amylizharrisonTakeawaysKey TimestampsResources & LinksBook Discussed: All the Way to the River by Elizabeth Gilbert