This collection of the three My Ongoing Recovery Experience MORE participant workbooks provide education and skill-building on essential recovery topics; the activities help participants discover how to put what they are learning into action in their lives. 

Workbook 1 helps clients build a stable lifestyle to support recovery. Clients will learn about powerlessness as the foundation of Step One, relapse basics, the warning signs of relapse, how to create a relapse prevention plan, and how to deal with a relapse if it happens. 

Workbook 2 helps clients make a daily habit of implementing practices and skills that support recovery. They'll learn to replace old routines with healthy habits and dig deeper into recovery skills. Topics include relapse prevention, utilizing peer support, improving relationships and communication skills, tips on healthy diet and exercise, and how to put the concepts of Steps One and Two into… 

Workbook 3 - The New You Workbook, offers deeper guidance on putting recovery principles into action and seeing the work pay off. Clients should start to see growth and transformation in their life as they continue work in recovery principles, such as understanding the Twelve Steps, working Step Three, deepening their spiritual practice, focusing on improving daily habits and thinking patterns… 

MORE is an award-winning, evidence-based online program created by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation in 2006 to support clients in the critical months after treatment and move them toward effective self-management. This print adaptation of the online program uses core education, guidance, and skill-building activities to help participants succeed in initiating and sustaining recovery. 

Information and support for family members, friends, and concerned others. An overview of how compulsive gambling effects those who are close to a gambler. 

A concise overview of addictive gambling. This Understanding Compulsive Gambling pamphlet clearly describes both the emotional progression and the effects of compulsive gambling on our lives, finances, and families. Personal stories demonstrate that change is possible through programs such as Gamblers Anonymous. 

Overcoming feelings of guilt is one of the biggest issues recovering compulsive gamblers face. This pamphlet explains how guilt is often accompanied by other self-destructive emotions such as anger, fear, and shame. 

A straightforward leaflet that explains the signs of compulsive gambling and where compulsive gamblers and concerned others can find help. 

A Day at a Time is an essential recovery tool for compulsive gamblers,with daily reflections and prayers that offer hope, support, and guidance throughout the year. 

Setting and Attaining Goals, part of the Personal Growth segment of Living Skills, empowers clients to live proactive lives by setting clear, attainable, measurable goals that enhance personal growth and success. The workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives. 

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. 

This evidence-based gambling prevention curriculum has shown significant and sustained changes among young people in their attitude toward gambling. In six sessions covered over a two to three week time period, Stacked Deck uses math, decision-making, and problem-solving skills to prevent the onset of gambling issues in youth. 

A Day at a Time is an essential recovery tool for compulsive gamblers,with daily reflections and prayers that offer hope, support, and guidance throughout the year. 

Chronic debt takes a terrible toll on a life. This inspiring book of daily meditations offers respite, hope, and practical advice. 

A workbook that explains chemical dependency is clear and simple language. 

This short brochure includes a gambling assessment tool and an overview of Gamblers Anonymous. 

Recovering video game addict Kevin Roberts offers a step-by-step guide to recovery for those struggling with compulsive video gaming and internet surfing. 

Lifetime problem gambling rates are highest in college, followed by adolescents. This evidence-based gambling prevention curriculum has shown significant and sustained changes among young people in their attitude toward gambling. 

Winner of Time Inc.'s 2000 Freddie (Medical and Media) Award for Behavioral Disease, Gambling: It's Not about the Money, features firsthand testimonials from a diverse group of recovering compulsive gamblers who help viewers identify the symptoms of gambling addiction and offer help for long-term recovery. 

Up-to-date, guided support to help women with a gambling problem achieve the rewards of a hopeful life, free of addiction. 

Includes Addiction Basics, Treatment Basics, and Recovery Basics video programs. 

Featuring interviews with both experts and people who have experienced treatment themselves, Treatment Basics gives clients and their loved ones a better understanding of what to expect throughout substance use disorder treatment.