Children of parents with addiction receive little attention. The addiction of a father or mother is taboo, and the suffering of the children is also taboo. Here, adults from families with addiction candidly share their experiences. Numerous suggestions and exercises help those affected to find their place in life anew. Father, mother, child: This old children's game takes on a tragic twist in families with addiction. The addiction occupies the space that rightfully belongs to the children. Concern for the substance overshadows concern for the children. Many people from families with addiction suffer throughout their lives without ever speaking out. The author breaks the silence with this book. She gives a voice to those affected and highlights the unique strengths and weaknesses of adult children of addicts. With a differentiated self-test and many exercises, they can learn more about themselves and their role in life.