Addiction category: 1829 books

"Comprehensive, rational and personal. It suppplies much of what is missing in traditional approaches to alcoholic rehabilitation. I believe that this book can save lives." Leo Galland, M.D. Open this book and you will embark on a groundbreaking seven-week journey that will change your life. You will...

After 17 years of heavy drinking, Rory MaGrath found freedom from his addiction to alcohol a practical approach that helped him access the power of God. Since then, he has discovered that the principles he learned can bring breakthrough into recovery from all kinds of addictive behaviours, negative...

At the tender and problematic ages of 16 and 17, Laura Eckert twice found herself as a patient at an abortion clinic, after her parents had discovered that she was pregnant. Laura was addicted to sex with her step-brother. Neither of them cared about the possible consequences of unprotected sex....

Our Journey Home will make a powerful contribution to individuals and families who are affected by addiction. Christian in faith, and Twelve Step in practice, Our Journey Home explains with great clarity the life changing dynamics of God's eternal grace, partnering it with the time proven effectiveness...

'A brave, heartfelt and extraordinary book' Corinne Sweet, author of Overcoming Addiction, psychologist and broadcaster What if the drugs that were meant to cure you slowly started to kill you? After falling dangerously ill with acute-on-chronic pancreatitis, Cathryn Kemp left hospital...

Using the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and other recovery groups as the basis for a process of spiritual growth, author and spiritual director Philip St. Romain makes this program accessible to anyone interested in availing themselves of the wisdom of this time-tested approach. Each Step is...

You can quit smoking if you really want to.Many people have a hard time with smoking. I’m not talking about those few extreme cases that can smoke one or two cigarettes during the hard times, such as starting a new job, intense stress or sadness. Those people don’t worry about having to quit....

This ground-breaking daily meditation book is for people in addiction recovery who also have an emotional or psychiatric illness. Today I Will Do One Thing is written espeically for those who have a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder--called dual disorders. These daily readings...

Addiction can be relentless, over-powering and exhausting - recovery is another way. An addicts poem is a selection of poetry based on gambling, alcohol and drug misuse. Its aim is to give the reader some journeyunderstanding into the world of an addicts mind, from the authors first hand experiences...

Why do you use weed? Do you ever find it hard to keep how much you use in balance? As weed gains more and more legitimacy worldwide, new freedoms always bring new responsibilities, which require new perspectives to navigate. It’s true for individuals and societies. So how can...

The Essence of Twelve Step Recovery: Take It to Heart, was written in gratitude to the Jellinek patients at Hazelden, whose lives, struggles and pain are witness to what spirituality is all about. Dedicated to Sandy McElrath, Damian's wife of 26 years, the book defines spirituality and the essence...

Most widely used illegal drug in Britain; surveys indicate that around 65% of all 15 - 59 year olds have taken some form of illegal drugs - the majority being Cannabis. Many of the millions of cannabis users have little idea of what it is; how it works; where it comes from and how to use it. The Essential...

Reclaim your life Beat The Booze is an inspirational, easy to read and highly practical book aimed at those who wish to cut down or cut out alcohol and at those who wish to help someone else who has a drink problem. It can help both problem drinkers and individuals who wish to reduce their alcohol intake...

Quitting smoking had not been easy for me in 30 years. Like most smokers, I always treated quitting as an almost impossible dream, but in spite of this, I always had the urge to quit. What I realized was that I never really sat down and contemplated the possible reasons why I couldn't easily quit...