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In this beautifully written memoir-cum-recovery handbook, a "New York Times"-bestselling author applies the wisdom earned from her struggle with a severe mental illness and addiction to offer an honest and illuminating examination of the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous.

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Here people in recovery share their experiences and insights in dealing with long suppressed feelings of anger, loss, guilt, love and self-acceptance. Kettelhack shows how 'sticking with it' ultimately creates a sense of life as an ongoing adventure, more vivid and exciting than thought possible. The book has examples from the lives of real people.

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Healthy sexuality within the context of recovery is rarely talked about openly, in part because the larger culture restricts the space required to name our experiences in open, honest ways. Matesa gives us that space by bringing the language of recovery to this more hidden part of our healing, allowing us to truly practice these principles in all our affairs.

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A first-time examination of sexual anorexia, an extreme fear of sexual intimacy and obsessive avoidance of sex, by the acknowledged leader in the treatment of compulsive sexual behaviour and recovery, Patrick J. Carnes.

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Sister Mary Ignatia Gavin epitomized the spirit of love, service, and honesty that today are the hallmarks of Alcoholics Anonymous. As a hospital admissions officer in the 1930s in Akron, Ohio, Sr. Ignatia befriended Dr. Bob Smith, co-founder of AA, and courageously arranged for the hospitalization of alcoholics at a time when alcoholism was viewed as a character weakness rather than a disease.

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People in recovery soon find out that maintaining abstinence from alcohol and other drugs is only half the battle. Sober But Stuck addresses the issues that can act as barriers to serenity and ultimately threaten sobriety. Topics include fear of failure, unhealthy or dependent relationships, resentments, and more. Provides needed encouragement for maintaining recovery from alcohol and other drugs.

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Admit it. You've been looking for that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to show everyone the great man you know you are. Well, congratulations. That moment is here. You are a parent. A father! A sober dad. If the word sober led you to pick up this book, you are on the right track. Here's your guide to giving up being a ""guy"" and to becoming a better man, so that you become a better dad.

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Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father ""John Doe"" traces the spiritual roots of Alcoholics Anonymous and explains the fundamental and enduring truths contained in the Twelve Steps. This is a wonderful resource for discovering the spiritual contentment, mental peace and everyday joys to be found in the Twelve Steps.

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This special book offers fifty-two weeks of reflections, prayers, and meditations crafted by writer William G. Borchert from notes by Geno W. to uncover the many layers of meaning in the Eleventh Step.

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A leading evolutionary psychologist and author the of "The Mating Mind" probes the hidden instincts behind humans' working, shopping, and spending habits.

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Provides straightforward explanations on working a Twelve Step program, starting with the first three Steps.

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"Stools and Bottles" offers penetrating insights into the first four Steps from a well-known A.A. talk. The author, who also wrote "The Little Red Book, " describes a three-legged stool, the legs of which represents Steps One, Two, and Three. They support the seat, which symbolizes the alcoholic. An excellent aid to the daily application of the A.A. program.

An old-time classic!

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Beckoning readers toward a spiritual territory beyond even that of her revolutionary best-seller Codependent No More, Melody Beattie conducts us through teeming Casablanca, war-torn Algeria, and the caverns of Egypt's great pyramids as she embarks on a new kind of journey of the soul.

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End the cycle of abuse - for good. Authors Charlie Donaldson, Randy Flood and Elaine Eldridge uncover a proven action plan that violent men can use to change their behavior.

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A comprehensive, practical guide that identifies the telltale signs of addiction, offers suggestions for living alcohol-or drug-free, and teaches the skills necessary for healthy thinking and living.

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Brings together compelling testimonies from a wide range of caregivers, advice from leading experts in the field, and the authors own hard-won wisdom to capture the subtle differences between caretaking and caregiving. Learning to distinguish the two helps us translate how and why we care for each other into a mutually rewarding experience.

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In the shadows of our childs struggles with addiction, we find ourselves tending to a life for which we werent prepared. These meditations continue the tradition of Hazeldens beloved meditation books by providing moments of recognition, confession, and healing for those who are realizing that recovery rarely follows a neat or comfortable path.