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Addiction And Recovery:     more books (107)

Mindful Recovery: A Spiritual Path to Healing from Addiction by Thomas Bien Ph.D., Beverly Bien, 2002-03-29 Tales of Addiction and Inspiration for Recovery: Twenty True Stories from the Soul by Barbara Sinor, 2010-04-23 Thinking Simply About Addiction: A Handbook for Recovery by Richard Sandor, 2009-03-05 From the First Bite:A Complete Guide to Recovery from Food Addiction by Kay Sheppard, 2000-10-01 Over-Sexed and Under-Loved: A Recovery Guide to Sex Addiction by Douglas Ruben, 2000-03-14 Substance Abuse & Recovery Workbook (The) by John J Liptak, EdD, et all 2008-02-01 Addictions and Trauma Recovery: Healing the Body, Mind, and Spirit by Laurie Guidry, Dusty Miller, 2001-07-25 Healing the Addicted Brain: The Revolutionary, Science-Based Alcoholism and Addiction Recovery Program by Harold Urschel, 2009-04-14 Truth About Addiction and Recovery: Life Process for Outgrowng Dstructn Habits by Stanton Peele, Archie Brodsky, 1991-04-15 Pocket Sponsor, 24/7 Back to the Basics Support for Addiction Recovery by Shelly Marshall, 2007-01-01 Cocaine Addiction: Treatment, Recovery, and Relapse Prevention by Arnold Washton, 1991-01-17 Treatment Planning for Person-Centered Care: The Road to Mental Health and Addiction Recovery (Practical Resources for the Mental Health Professional) by Neal Adams, Diane M. Grieder, 2004-11-24 Free from Addiction: Facing Yourself and Embracing Recovery by Morteza Khaleghi, 2008-09-30 Living with Co-Occurring Addiction and Mental Health Disorders: A Handbook for Recovery by Mark McGovern, 2009-11-19

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21. Carolina Conference On Addiction And Recovery
    http://www.carolinaconference.com/2002/

22. Mental Health Matters Addiction And Recovery
    Links and information on addiction and recovery  
    http://www.mental-health-matters.com/addiction.html

23. Under Construction
    Offers assessment tests and resources for sex addiction and recovery.  
    http://sex-addiction-assessment.com/

24. Home Page
    Visions a play featuring the issues of addiction, recovery, information, selfhelp,issues, AA, NA, CA, CMA as it relates to addictions, recovery, and  
    http://www.visionsrecoveryplay.org/servlet/DeRedirect

25. Site Map
    AlAteen Alcohol and Drug Resources for Parents of Teens and Children Alcohol,addiction and recovery Professionals Resources Alcoholism /links Bi-Polar  
    http://soberrecovery.com/sitemap.html

26. The Online Recovery Resources Bookstore
    AlAnon; Alcoholics Anonymous; Bill W. Christian Recovery; Cocaine Addiction Recovery; Youth addiction and recovery Titles by Shelly Marshall.  
    http://www.recovery.org/Bookstore/bookstore.htm
    
    Extractions: Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) Adulterers Anonymous Al-Anon Alcoholics Anonymous Bill W. Christian Recovery Co-Dependency Emotions Anonymous Addiction and Recovery for Gay and Lesbian Persons Titles From Hazelden Books Narcotics Anonymous Obsessive Compulsives Anonymous Overeaters Anonymous Phobics Anonymous Rational Recovery Uncategorized Books With Recovery in the Title Titles About Relapse Self-Esteem Seekers Anonymous Recovery Titles on Audio Cassette Youth Addiction and Recovery If you have other Recovery categories you'd like to see hereplease let me know . Your anonymity will be protected.

27. Online AA Recovery Resources
    Alcoholics Anonymous information phone numbers, meetings, and conventions.Category Health Addictions Support Groups Alcoholics Anonymous HazeldenPittman Museum of addiction and recovery - A major repository of historicalmaterials on Alcoholics Anonymous and Hazelden and the social, political  
    http://www.recovery.org/aa/
    
    Extractions: Online Recovery Resources now accept voluntary contributions to help defray the costs of providing our online resources. Diskspace, internet connectivity, technical support and just plain old time. NO CONTRIBUTIONS ARE REQUIRED to utilize any of the resources provided. But, some persons have, from time to time, asked how they can help. So, if you want to, you can contribute via Visa, Mastercard, Amex or Discover , as well as through the usual "cash, check or money order" mailed to us. All charges are processed OFFLINE and will be invoiced on your statement as "AQC", the abbreviation for our parent company. If you do, we thank you. If you can't, that's cool, toojust keep coming back!! Check out our

28. Bowing To Advocates, Dior Agrees To Change 'Addict' Marketing Campaign
    After meeting with representatives of the addiction and recovery community in NewYork in late January, Christian Dior President Claude Martinez said that  
    http://www.jointogether.org/sa/news/features/reader/0,1854,556396,00.html
    
    Extractions: After meeting with representatives of the addiction and recovery community in New York in late January, Christian Dior President Claude Martinez said that while the company would not rename the product as advocates had requested it would stop using the tagline "admit it" in its marketing materials. Martinez also said that ads would be altered to emphasize the full name of the product "Dior Addict" in line with the company's contention that the campaign was meant to imply that the Dior "brand and lifestyle" are addictive. In addition, Dior promised not to use the word "addict" alone to promote its products, and to remove an image of a bicep with a lipstick tattoo from ads and the internet. However, other controversial elements of the campaign remain, such as using the words "addiction," "sensuality," "pleasure," and "energy" to promote Dior Addict.

29. Psybersquare Recovery
    The Gift of Grace Here, Guy Kettelhack, author of twentyfive self help and recoverybooks and Psybersquare's resident addiction and recovery expert, comments  
    http://www.psybersquare.com/recovery/recovery.html

30. Addiction And Recovery And OCD
    Abstinence is as easy to me as temperance would be difficult SamuelJohnson (17091784)English Author addiction and recovery and OCD.  
    http://www.healthyplace.com/communities/ocd/doubt/reco.html
    
    Extractions: and go through our changes in a similar state of shock. I am recovering from addiction, or alcoholism if you prefer ( alcohol being just the last of a long line of drugs I used), on the 12 step path. I do not speak for any of the fellowships. What I write here and on my other pages is just my experience . Take it for what it is worth. There are other paths of recovery from addiction, but I cannot speak of those not having any experience that I can pass on. Whenever I give a talk or share my experiences with newcomers, I am almost always a little hesitant to share what my early recovery was like. My experience of early recovery, say the first 18 months or so, was not pretty nor very typical. I am Dual Diagnosed. In other words I am an addict and mentally ill with OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder). "Self-medicating," using alcohol and other drugs in part to mask the symptoms of OCD, kept me out there a long time after I knew I was an alcoholic. When I stopped drinking, the disorder I live with and just being newly sober and emotionally raw, made life very difficult. My marriage fell apart, I lost my job, had no place to live that I could call my own. All the stuff that is supposed to happen before you get sober. Things were so difficult for me my sponsor once announced to my home group that if I ever had a good day I would relapse. Only partly joking I believe.

31. Duck Blood Soup - Drug Addiction & Recovery
    Gripping novel about a physician battling drug addiction and recovery set in today's highpressure medical world.  
    http://www.duckbloodsoup.com

32. Anonymous One - Stories Of Experience, Strength & Hope
    Personal stories of addiction and recovery.  
    http://www.anonymousone.com/stories.htm
    
    Extractions: The stories contained herein are those of experience, strength, and hope as told by individuals in recovery or their loved ones. They described what it was like, what happened, and what it is like now. Use the "Pull Down" arrow to find a Story, then press "Find" Men Alcoholics The Gold Shoes We Agnostics Sober Rider Special Forces Whilst Drunk Al's Story Page 56 - Kevin's Story I Thank My Higher Power Never Give Up Hope An Easier, Softer Way The Miricale of God in Abel Descending To The Abyss of Degradation Twenty Minutes Too Late! Looking For Me As God Is My Witness Oklahoma Rationalization Steve C. Ten Hut!

33. Welcome To HealthyMind.com!
    Nature of Sexual addiction and recovery A very brief outline of the process of becomingaddicted and recovering from addiction Strung Out On Sex An exceptional  
    http://healthymind.com/s-index.html
    
    Extractions: Sex Addiction The following links lead to pages of information about recovery from sexual addiction both on this site and elsewhere. Many of the my pages are versions of handouts that I use in my practice. Some of them may be redundant at times because they are designed to be used individually rather than as a group. If you did not read the general page on addictions you can read it here. Good luck! = pages on this site A description of sex addiction by Dr. Patrick Carnes, Ph.D. and the staff of the Meadows.Dr. Carnes is probably the best known expert in this field in the United States, and his book "Don't call it love" is the standard in the field about the nature of sex addiction. It can be ordered from his site, or from Amazon.com

34. Anonymous One--A Recovery Resource Like No Other! Find More Than 70 Thousand 12-
    Find personal stories of addiction and recovery as well as a search page to help find 12 step meetings, support groups, hospitals, and treatment centers.  
    http://www.soberone.com/

35. WWEN: The Wisconsin Women's Education Network On Addiction, Recovery And Prevent
    Upcoming Conference. Changing the Conversation on addiction and recovery in WisconsinImplementing the National Treatment Plan, October 13, 14 and 15, 2003.  
    http://www.dcs.wisc.edu/pda/wwen/
    
    Extractions: WWEN is a grant-funded outreach project for anyone interested in women's treatment and recovery. Through our programs and our Web site, we hope to make it easier to access information, training, support and advocacy efforts regarding women's issues of addiction, prevention and recovery. The mission of the WWEN Project is to provide training, technical assistance and networking to reduce stigma, raise awareness and create more gender-responsive treatment for women who have the disease of addiction. The WWEN project, started in 1997, is funded by the Bureau of Substance Abuse Services, Department of Health and Family Services. Changing the Conversation on Addiction and Recovery in Wisconsin: Implementing the National Treatment Plan, October 13, 14 and 15, 2003

36. Southern Oaks Addiction And Recovery Treatment Center
    Southern Oaks Addiction Recovery (SOAR) has been established to serve thosecitizens of northeast Louisiana who have a problem with alcohol or drugs.  
    http://www.dhh.state.la.us/oada/inpatient/so-add-rec-trt.htm
    
    Extractions: Phone: (318) 362-5430 Services Provided: Southern Oaks Addiction Recovery (S.O.A.R.) has been established to serve those citizens of northeast Louisiana who have a problem with alcohol or drugs. S.O.A.R. offers a safe and supportive atmosphere to begin the journey of recovery from chemical dependency a disease that is primary, chronic, progressive and fatal, if left untreated. The staff at S.O.A.R. recognizes that this disease affects the entire family. A family program has been designed to assist family members or significant others in their recovery. We offer gender specific therapy groups. S.O.A.R. offers two separate inpatient treat programs: Starting Point is a 10-bed medically supported detoxification program dedicated to offering a safe and supportive atmosphere for individuals withdrawing from alcohol and other drugs. Starting Point Detoxification offers 24 hour admission capabilities on a first serve basis. All applicants will be screened to determine their appropriateness for admission. Admissions to our 21-25 day rehabilitation program are through referral from other treatment facilities. Individuals who are interested in services are encouraged to call Single Point of Entry, Monroe Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic at (318) 362-5188.

37. The Role Of Partners In Women's Recovery
    The Connection Between Substance Abuse, Trauma, and Intimate Relationships. School of Social Welfare, University of California at Berkeley.  
    http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~aiarc/projects/partners.htm

38. Therapy Manuals For Drug Addiction - Manual 4
    of treatment. The psychoeducational group is designed to enhanceknowledge regarding addiction and recovery. During this early  
    http://www.drugabuse.gov/TXManuals/DCCA/DCCA7.html
    
    Extractions: The Collaborative Cocaine Treatment Study Model Phase I is a structured, psychoeducational group that is offered for 90 minutes per session for the first 12 weeks of treatment. The psycho-educational group is designed to enhance knowledge regarding addiction and recovery. During this early period in recovery, many cocaine-dependent clients experience postacute withdrawal symptoms, struggle with their motivation to change, and are only beginning to abstain from cocaine and other substances. Therefore, they need support and encouragement in addition to information about addiction and recovery. Purpose Phase I group sessions are designed to provide clients with relatively frequent, supportive contact with the counselor and other men and women in recovery; introduce clients to key concepts about addiction and the recovery process; help clients understand how they may set themselves up to relapse; and help clients develop strategies to reduce their relapse risk. The group program helps empower members to establish and maintain abstinence, develop a sense of personal responsibility for their recovery, develop supportive interpersonal relationships, and continue participating in a self-help program such as AA, NA, CA, or other support groups.

39. Effective Options - Family Interventions/Addiction/Recovery
    Facilitates interventions for the families of substance abusers, and provides recovery resources and nutritional information concerning addiction and recovery.  
    http://www.effectiveoptions.com
    
    Extractions: Welcome Dedicated to helping families cope with chemical dependency, providing resources and education about addiction, recovery, pure food and environment issues and to proliferating the Expressive Arts as a tool for recovery and personal transformation. Please use the buttons at the top of the page to navigate the site. Thanks for Visiting! If you cannot see any buttons, click here

40. Welcome To HEART Alcohol And Drug Counseling Services!
    Southern California based individual counseling services providing assistance to persons in recovery struggling to understand self, addiction and recovery.  
    http://www.heartcounseling.com/

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