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Personal trainer and sports nutritionist Tom Shanahan outlines a program of action to energize, reboot, and strengthen one’s recovery, especially those who feel they may have hit a wall in their program.

There are millions of people today suffering from alcoholism, but most don't seek help because of the stigma associated with the disease. They also don't know who to turn to for help. How to Control Alcoholism is a book meant to help you identify, control, and overcome alcoholism. By knowing what your alcohol triggers are, the many excuses you use for drinking and the options you have for alcohol treatment, you can better understand what's happening.

La cura para la adicción a las drogas radica en la comprensión de cómo el cuerpo y la mente están influenciados simultáneamente por un problema de dependencia química. Solo después de obtener este conocimiento, el adicto puede comenzar el proceso de revertir el ciclo de adicción y comenzar a abordar los factores desencadenantes en la mente que lo mantienen adicto hasta este punto.¡Dejar los Opioides, Ahora! es el único programa de tratamiento de drogas en el mundo que lleva al adicto desde el auge de la adicción a una auto desintoxicación en 14 días, mientras le enseña al ...

Discover the power of recovery and spiritual growth through Still More GEMS: 12-Step Meeting Shares, Notes and Thoughts. Written by alcoholic old-timer Andy C., this helpful guide provides readers with a collection of meditations on recovery in the 12-Step Recovery Community. Deepen Recovery with Still More GEMS, 12-Step Shares, Notes and Thoughts This powerful collection of reflections and insights offers a unique look at the spiritual growth that happens in 12-step programs together with ways to support and foster it. This book is an invaluable resource for anyone in recovery. Stories and...

The primary purpose of this work is to enable connections. I may never meet you or you me; and I believe we can still connect though the sharing. My disclaimer may be my biggest ah ha in recovery. I am not an expert in the science of recovery or spirituality, rather I have a 40-year recovery experience that may offer you a connection. I will tell this story though the framework of my life, my journey and what I have learned from many, many people. Some have great recovery, and some have died from addiction. Some were my family, some friends and many were strangers that I shared and ...

With courage and an honesty rarely seen in today’s world, Reverend Ronnie Braggs, Sr. recounts his desperate battle with alcoholism and self-destructive behavior. During his misguided youth, the fact that he avoided prison, a mental institution and the cemetery were miracles which reflected the mercy of God. By sharing his own story, Braggs hopes to encourage other young men to realize when they’ve had enough and surrender their lives to the only one who can help them make a change. This book offers a lifeline for families who struggle with addiction. There is light at the end of the ...

An inspirational journey from abuse to freedom, and a loving guide for faith over fear For two decades, Kathryn Wohnoutka pretended she was the perfect wife and mother. But behind closed doors, she was trapped in the fear and isolation of an abusive marriage. To survive, Kathryn locked away her feelings and withdrew from those around her, while her faith in God all but disappeared. What she didn’t know—or dared to hope—was that God hadn’t abandoned her. God was with her every step of the way, even when she didn’t see or feel His presence, and after twenty years of marriage, He ...

This is my latest book on how to use AA principles to improve your character, the caveat being that this method is only for the truly desperate who have lost all because of their impulsive, compulsive and obsessive personality. Absolutely not for everyone, this book can only help those with an immense desire to change their life around. Incredible results have been experienced by millions of once desperate people who used this method of recovery. However their success was acquired only because of their horrendous dilemma and overall failure with life. They were highly motivated to do what ...

In the sanctum of healing and spiritual rejuvenation, "Islamic Recovery: Easy-Peasy 12 Step Healthy Miracles System" by Sheikh Mohamed Moussa Ghounem emerges as a beacon of hope for those embattled with the shadows of trauma and the chains of addiction. This transformative work does not merely offer a path to recovery; it opens the gates to a garden of inner peace, meticulously cultivated through the profound wisdom of Islamic teachings and the universal principles of recovery and growth. Ghounem's magisterial narrative weaves together the timeless wisdom of the Quran with the pragmatic ...

Whether you're an adult dealing with substance abuse or a friend or family member supporting someone in recovery, Holistic Health Accelerator: Achieve Recovery in 10 Easy Steps Without Relapsing offers a positive mindset on personal growth and practical answers for mind, body, and spirit healing for a drug-free life.

From the ashes of addiction rises a brutally honest guide to real recovery. In Drugs to Christ: The Day After!, recovering alcoholic and motivational author Jerrimiah Stonecastle returns with the next chapter in his powerful series — and this time, he’s not pulling any punches. This is the part no one tells you about: the days, weeks, and months after you get clean. When the wreckage is still smoldering, but the world expects you to be “better.” When the shame, the debt, the broken relationships, and the physical withdrawals all hit at once. Stonecastle uses real-world grit, faith-...

Are you ready to take your recovery journey to the next level? Look no further than More GEMS, the highly anticipated follow-up to the transformative book GEMS. This collection of powerful and insightful essays will continue to guide and inspire you on your path to healing and growth. Just like its predecessor, More GEMS offers a unique perspective on the 12-Step Program, providing invaluable tools to enhance your spiritual maintenance toolkit. With a perfect blend of humor and wisdom, each essay delves deep into the heart of 12-Step recovery, offering profound insights that will engage and...

A compilation of 2 guides by Paul Pisces: “My Final Journey with Alcoholism” “Rehab Diary”

Do you or a loved one suffer from feminism? We have an answer to your problem! Feminists Anonymous is an organization of women who are dedicated to helping the still-suffering feminist. Of course, recognizing that there is a problem is just the beginning. Prior to the formation of this beloved recovery program, there was little hope for the feminist who wanted or needed recovery. Now, there is hope. Welcome home Sisters! This is the “Big Book” of Feminists Anonymous. We, the pioneers of this life-saving program, decided to set down our experiences to benefit others. For the friends and ...

Possibly the most important writing on recovery from addiction since original publication of the book Alcoholics Anonymous in 1939. This book is the result of over five years of research and personal experience. The objective of the book is to help to improve success rates in twelve-step fellowship. The book explains how and why twelve-step fellowship works as the solution to addiction. There are 52 chapters covering a detailed explanation of spirituality, science and how perennial wisdom applies to twelve-step recovery.

Leopold Larson is back practicing law again, and the Oregon State Bar is not happy about it. This time he is sober, doing probate law, and getting his slips signed at a little storefront place that isn't listed in the regular directory of AA groups. It is tough AA where nobody holds hands, nobody hugs, and nobody promises to love you until you love yourself. Into Leo's office walks Daisy Twill, the beautiful, buxom, hot dog vendor who could be an heiress or a killer or both. The search for Daisy's inheritance and her father, the Duke of Morrison Street, leads Leo to the earliest days of AA ...

With so many 12 Step Meetings in every possible locale and time, why on earth would you want to start your own support group? Well for one, most people going to the 12 Step meetings are interested in quitting a life threatening addiction and they enjoy the social comradery they find in the meetings, but not too many are interested in the moral and spiritual progress that occurs from diligent working of the Steps. If you have reviewed Volume One of this 12 Step Recovery Procedures series, you might just want to find some more people with the same interest as you now have; and that would be ...

Jesus at the Door Nivin Short Stories.is Christian based and illustrates that 'Actions Do Speak Louder Than Words.' Some stories are fictitious but have real life applications. Some are true stories of people in recovery but the names have been changed to preserve anonymity. The lessons in each story evolved from reading the KJ Bible and being in Addiction Recovery. The stories in the next Nivin Short Story Series will continue each persons story to get an in-depth look into their lives. Hope you enjoy. See my Author's Corner at: https://sites.google.com/site/circleoflifesite/

Cut back or quit drinking entirely…fast! Are you worried you're drinking too much? Has alcohol become a major part of your life? Do you fear it's affecting your health? Your relationships? Your career? Millions of people are dependent on alcohol to self-medicate trauma, stress, depression or succumbing to peer pressure to drink more than they want. They'd love to cut-back but fear losing the buzz they associate with alcohol, and mistakenly believe that a sober life will doom them to a life of loss, boredom, pain, and misery. Cassandra Gaisford, a counselor, holistic therapist and the #1 ...

Cut back or quit drinking entirely…fast! Are you worried you're drinking too much? Has alcohol become a major part of your life? Do you fear it's affecting your health? Your relationships? Your career? Millions of people are dependent on alcohol to self-medicate trauma, stress, depression, or succumbing to peer pressure to drink more than they want. They'd love to cut-back but fear losing the buzz they associate with alcohol, and mistakenly believe that a sober life will doom them to a life of loss, boredom, pain, and misery. Cassandra Gaisford, a New Zealand-based health counsellor, ...