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Alcoholics Anonymous (Big Book) Dilemma of the Alcoholic Marriage Adult Children of Alcoholics Codependent No More : How to Stop Controlling
Others and Start Caring for Yourself Road Less Traveled Courage to Change : 1 Day at a Time in Al-Anon II Beyond Codependency : And Getting Better All the
Time Love Is a Choice Serenity : A Companion for Twelve Step Recovery Contains 10 chapters explaining the Fellowship & program of recovery & the personal recovery stories of 38 early members. Includes the 12 Steps & 12 Traditions & a subject index. - Hardcover - Spanish Edition - Audio It Works: 24 essays examine & interpret the spiritual principles & practical import of NA’s program of personal recovery & group unity, offering insight on each Step & Tradition. Includes a subject index. The Narcotics Anonymous Step Working Guides For NA members at any stage of recovery. Helps newcomers & more experienced members develop a deeper understanding of the Twelve Steps. Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts Helps NA members focus on a new recovery principle every day. Each of the 366 daily entries open with an NA quote, examines the day’s topic & close with a focusing thought or affirmation. Includes a subject index. Series directs us through the 4 key success factors in achieving recovery through the Narcotics Anonymous fellowship. Each workbook is fully compatible with the basic text of Narcotics Anonymous & may be purchased separately (click on Included Items). Allows us to experience a meeting of Narcotics Anonymous in order to reduce stress & anxiety often felt before attending our first meeting. Recovery Options How to Quit Drugs for Good Outlines all viable approaches to addiction treatment; worksheets & checklists helps readers select the recovery methods that will work best for them; details important facts about each drug & reveals the potential for & elements of addiction & the typical problems the addicted person faces. Looks at the profile of the addict, the nature of addiction, the pharmacologic nature of the drugs & explains the roller coaster syndrome that can trap innocent people. Offers a unique perspecive for both the addict & society on how to approach this problem. An Investigation of Drugs & the Higher Consciousness A classic work on the principles of consciousness, offering a new model for solving the drug problem by acknowledging our innate yearnings & offering an alternative. Stop the Chaos Self-help guide to recovery for those who suspect they, a family member or friend have a problem with alcohol or other drugs. Explores addiction & its symptoms. Addresses issues such as the importance of reaching out for help; dealing with high risk situations, loneliness & cravings, confronting self-defeating behaviors & preventing relapse. Motivation for the Battle Against Alcohol & Drugs How to Make Lifestyle Changes to Strengthen Recovery Daily Meditations for Recovering Addicts Inspirational messages provide support for coping with problems while staying chemically free & reinforce the principles of Narcotics Anonymous. Each page features a meditation, suggested action & place to write a daily goal & ends with the affirmation, "God help me to stay clean & sober today!" Just what you need to keep your head on straight. You have to think sober to stay sober. Your old ways of thinking & doing can make the going a little slippery. Daily meditations for staying clean & sober one day at a time. Each page contains a daily recovery topic along with an insightful exploration of the day’s topic & a "Goal for the Day." Ten Marijuana Users Share Their Personal Stories Reveals the damage marijuana can do in people’s lives through personal accounts of how marijuana grew into an unhealthy dependence & how denial of its insidious nature kept them from leading full & happy lives. Also shows their successes & triumphs as they continue to be drug-free & in a recovery program that works. Guide to Dealing with the Emotions of Chemical Dependency Shows how to make anger work in a positive & effective way that can ease, rather than exacerbate, the problems & challenges of recovery; discover the source of your anger & the forms it takes (violence, depression, resentment, manipulation); provides guidelines for expressing anger. A First Step Workbook for Twelve Step Programs Guide to an experiential process that allows us to examine our dependencies through a structured format. Assists us in taking the first step away from alcoholism & other drug dependencies. A Journey into Recovery from Addictive & Compulsive Behavior for Gays, Lesbians & Bisexuals Offers a road map for those searching to understand themselves & their addictive behavior & maintain long-term recovery; addresses the relationship between substance abuse & being a sexual minority both within & outside of traditional 12 Step models; offers research on the relationship of HIV/AIDS to substance abuse in the gay community, as well as the relationship to other issues such as anxiety, depression, sexual abuse & learning disabilities. ( 2 ) Intertwines recognition of disease processes, specific recommendations for recovery & the experience, strength & hope of young people living through addiction so that youths who still suffer from the addictions to alcohol & related drugs may begin to find a way to sobriety & freedom; provides a clear picture of the Twelve Steps as primary tools for recovery. ( 2 ) Free at LastDaily Meditations by & for Inmates Gives voice to those inmates who have escaped the prison of chemical dependency & offers a promise of hope to other inmates still bound by addiction. Staying Clean Focuses on 33 proven ideas for staying drug-free, such as seeking professional help, using meditation, attending support groups & praying. ( 2 ) Copyright © 2000 Lawrence Peltz, Ph.D. |