Recovering from an addiction is tough enough, but when you throw in the tremendous responsibilities of motherhood, resisting cravings and remaining abstinent - much less enjoying the rewards of sobriety - can seem like an impossible challenge. 

A mainstay in recovery literature, "the little black book" is the first and foremost meditation book for anyone practicing the Twelve Steps of AA. Millions of copies sold. 

A mainstay in recovery literature, "the little black book - Twenty Four Hours a Day" is the first and foremost meditation book for anyone practicing the Twelve Steps of AA. Millions of copies sold. 

This is the original study guide to the Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous. Filled with practical information for those first days of sober living. 

This is the original study guide to the Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous. Filled with practical information for those first days of sober living. 

An insightful workbook to help individuals determine whether their lives have become unmanageable due to alcohol consumption. 

Discusses the King Baby personality -- the childish ego traits seen in people who have reached adulthood without acquiring emotional maturity -- a self-centeredness common to alcoholics and addicts. 

How do we unlock and experience the teachings of Step Eleven? Herb K. helps us realize that working--and living--this vital recovery "maintenance Step" doesn't have to be as much of a challenge as commonly thought. 

Helping Men Recover addresses issues that many men struggle with, especially if they are experiencing problems with alcohol or other drugs. A Man's Workbook is for recording experiences during the program. 

The Little Red Book evolved from a series of notes originally prepared as Twelve Step suggestions for AA beginners. The women's version, annotated by best-selling author Karen Casey, opens new avenues of thought for women. 

This engaging pamphlet explains the effects of alcohol and other drugs on the brain through easy-to-read text, illustrations, and exercises. 

The culmination of all of the steps, Step 12 calls on each of us to complete our transformation from a self-centered existence fueled by addiction to one of joy and freedom through service to others. In Walk the Talk with Step 12 Gary K. explores the the history of Step 12 and redefines what it means to practice this critical step in modern times. 

Your role as a dad will last a lifetime. You'll soon see that perfection isn't the point. Showing up, being present, getting up, and trying again with your eyes wide open and crystal clear that's what counts. That's what separates the guys from the sober dads. Those are the things your kids will remember. 

Discusses the King Baby personality -- the childish ego traits seen in people who have reached adulthood without acquiring emotional maturity -- a self-centeredness common to alcoholics and addicts. 

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. 

An excellent storybook for explaining alcoholism to young children, the Brown Bottle features Charlie, a fuzzy brown caterpillar who pursues the invigorating glow of life inside a discarded brown bottle. 

Learn about the luminaries behind one of the greatest social movements of our time through the never-before-published recordings, letters, and stories found in this intimate multimedia retrospective. 

The author describes how the Twelve Step program can help us deal with shame and addresses how each Step speaks to this vital issue in recovery. 

This classic, groundbreaking book brings depth and dimension to our understanding of how an individual becomes an addict. For anyone interested in understanding addiction. 

With this groundbreaking work, Sex in Recovery, Jennifer Matesa uncovers the challenges real people encounter when they start taking their clothes off--without drinking or using in order to do so. Providing readers "a meeting between the covers," Matesa blends first-person accounts bravely shared by diverse members of the recovery community, insights from experts, and her own… 

Written for adults who were raised as children in dysfunctional families, Adult Children of Alcoholics details the 13 most common characteristics of adult children, provides an excellent guide for personal growth, and suggests topics for recovery group discussion. 

This pamphlet offers clients a close look at common fallacies and misconceptions about alcoholism, giving them the insight they need to see their disease for what it is. 

Revised and expanded edition of this classic piece that defines the roles of the alcoholic, the enabler, the victim, and the provoker. Includes a section on adolescents and seniors. 

Weapons used by the alcoholic to control the family and cover up for consequences of problem drinking are destructive and deadly. Here are ways that the family can defend itself. 

Recovery Now combines the most current research with the timeless wisdom of Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and other established Twelve-Step program guides to offer an accessible basic text written in today's language for anyone recovering from addiction to alcohol and other drugs.