Alcoholism category: 580 books

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....

"After years of battling uncontrollable addiction, I have achieved the supposedly impossible: complete freedom from craving." Dr. Olivier Ameisen was a brilliant cardiologist on the staff at one of America's top teaching hospitals and running his own successful practice when he developed a...

I Wanted More Than This is one woman's journey out of the fog and haze that is modern alcoholism. Follow Carrie on her journey from dependency to alcohol to a life lived wide open. Each day she chronicles the tiny sparks of joy she finds along the way.

Herb K., who is also the author of "Twelve Step Guide to Using the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book", continues sharing his insights to the Twelve Steps by explaining the how and why, using his own experience along with traditional and universal spiritual wisdom. This book illuminates a path from the...

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,...

Elizabeth McCullough was born in Derry in 1928, just as her parents were agreeing a less than amicable separation. Even as a young child, she rebelled against middle-class conventions and was never afraid to voice her opinions. After her disastrous first marriage to a German...

In recent years, there has been a growing awareness that Native clients who suffer from substance abuse often face challenges that are distinct from those experienced by the mainstream population. For a number of years, I have been involved in research involving Native alcoholism and I have recently...

Alcoholics Anonymous-The Big Book-has served as a lifeline to millions worldwide. First published in 1939, Alcoholics Anonymous sets forth cornerstone concepts of recovery from alcoholism and tells the stories of men and women who have overcome the disease.

Hangover Cure:How To Prevent A Hangover Before Drinking And Get Rid Of A Hangover In The Morning. Read on your PC, Mac, smart phone, tablet You’re about to discover how: This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to enjoy your alcoholic beverages and even get intoxicated...

Choose The Reality Where You've Never Been Addicted Quantum Sobriety is the next generation of finding *freedom *in sobriety Underpinned by meditation, Buddhism and quantum physics yet written in a ‘girl-next-door’ non-academic language, the Quantum Sobriety approach will guide you step...

Healed From Drug Addiction: Healed From Mind Erosion. This anointed delivers and heal a person from drug addiction and all substance abuse and addiction and Alcoholism. It restores self-worth in a person’s life. It brings salvation of the body, soul and mind. It removes oppressing strongholds, illness,...

Father Ralph Pfau was one of AAs four most-published and most-formative authors (along with Bill Wilson, Richmond Walker, and Ed Webster) during the new movements earliest thirty years, during which it grew from only 100 members to almost 300,000. In the first ten years Pfau spent working to spread...

***As seen on NBC's TODAY Show*** When Loose Girl author Kerry Cohen reached her early 40s, she realized she was drinking too much. Her alcohol dependence was not obvious – she was still getting her kids to school in the morning and working a full day as a clinical psychologist. But when five...

My name is KC and I am an alcoholic. I spoke those words over 30 years ago for the first time. I meant them then and I mean them now, though I haven't had a drink since I spoke them. Alcoholism is a disease and its causes are many. But it can be arrested if the alcoholic wants it to be. I did. I didn’t...