A School Improvement Model for Grades 6 - 12

Building Assets, Reducing Risks is an evidence-based social and emotional learning model proven to decrease educational disparities while increasing achievement for all students.

Inspirations from Hazelden is a free collection of daily messages to inspire you on your journey of recovery. To see all of our App offerings visit: hazelden.org/mobileapps.

A free collection of daily messages of wisdom and advice from Hazelden’s best-loved meditation books. To see all of our App offerings visit: hazelden.org/mobileapps.

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

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

About half of all teens receiving mental health services have a co-occurring substance use disorder. This pamphlet answers common questions and helps young clients understand treatment and recovery options.

Online Survey

The Olweus Bullying Questionnaire is an important planning tool before and after implementation of the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program. This online version of the survey is administered in the computer lab, saving schools the time and expense of shipping and processing printed questionnaires.

The Way to Serenity and Peace of Mind

Millions of readers have found peace of mind through the inspirational philosophy in this little pamphlet. It is a classic comment on the perfect formula for contentment: the Serenity Prayer.

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

Tangible reminder of being free of nicotine and tobacco helps you realize your accomplishment of quitting smoking. Featuring the words Keep Quit Keep Breathing on one side and Breathe Now Keep in Touch Stay Quit /Minute by Minute.

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

Pewter, 1-1/8

Originated in the 1940s when some Alcoholics Anonymous groups began presenting poker chips of different colors to members in recognition of important sobriety anniversaries.

Peaceful meditation scene on the front of this bookmark with the short version of the Serenity Prayer. Full prayer on the backside.

The front and back sides of this bookmark contain the timelessly familiar poem about Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.

In symbols and words, this bookmark lists all the reasons why you keep coming back: hope, honesty, willingness, love, and more.

Rich jewel tones and the Serenity Prayer make for a beautiful sunset scene. Design appears on both the front and the back.

Let go, let God. Within those four simple syllables is a world of understanding and acceptance.

Quote from Frank Crane begins, "Just for today, I will try to live through this day only, and not tackle my whole life problems all at once."

Quote from Frank Crane begins, "Just for today, I will try to live through this day only, and not tackle my whole life problems all at once."

Clouds on a blue background on the front of this bookmark with the Twelve Steps; back lists the Twelve Traditions.

Peaceful meditation scene on the front of this wallet card with the short version of the Serenity Prayer. Full prayer on backside.

This two-sided bookmark reinforces the importance of daily prayer and meditation.

Clouds on a blue background on the front of this wallet card with the Twelve Steps; back lists the Twelve Traditions.

This fun coloring book teaches children in grades K-3 what bullying is, how to prevent bullying behaviors, and what to do if they are bullied or witness a schoolmate being bullied.

An eye-opening pamphlet for addicts. Explores seven common rationalizations and explains why they are false.

Communicating With Your Teen In Recovery

Twelve guidelines to help promote effective communication between parents and recovering adolescents.

Pewter, 1-1/8" diameter

Make sure that you, or someone you love, has a Guardian Angel close at hand.

Spanish Translation

La versión en español del folleto ofrece a las personas en recuperación un examen minucioso a las falacias y conceptos erróneos comunes sobre el alcoholismo, brindándoles la información que necesitan para ver su enfermedad por lo que es.

Parenting for Prevention

This booklet teaches parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers how to set reasonable limits according to the age, trust level, and basic needs of each child.

Recovery, Medallions, AA, Anniversary

These antiqued bronze medallions feature the time-honored Twelve Step program phrase "To Thine Own Self Be True," with the date and "Unity, Service, Recovery" on one side, and the Serenity prayer on the other. Available for 24 hours to 50 years.

On one side: the words "Veterans in Recovery," an eagle, and stars and stripes. On the other: "I came with hope, worked and earned. I have a new life, a life that I've earned." Antiqued bronze, 1-5/16".

On one side the phrase "Serenity isn't freedom from the storm, it's the peace within the storm." On the other side, the image of a tree. Antiqued bronze; measures 1 5/6" in diameter.

Specifically for Native Americans in recovery, this antiqued bronze medallion features the traditional medicine wheel on one side and a prayer to the Great Spirit whose voice I hear in the wind on the reverse.

This medallion reminds us that we can adjust to the wind and stay our course.

Antique Bronze

Life is a Journey, not a destination, and the reverse side say's, Spiritual and emotional growth is not a journey of a thousand days or a journey of a lifetime....

Antique Bronze

Welcome--Enjoy The Journey; on the reverse: "Recovery is a Process not an Event."

Antique Bronze

Powerless medallion reminds us that powerless is not the same as helpless.

Recovery, Medallions, Spirituality, Praying, Hands

This classic medallion features the timeless symbol of daily contact with one's Higher Power. On one side: praying hands and the words "One day at a time." The other side features the the Serenity Prayer: "God, grant me the serenity To accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can, And wisdom to know the difference."...

Recovery, Medallion, Support, Bronze, Butterfly, Simple

The butterfly symbolizes freedom from the chrysalis of addiction and rebirth in a new life of recovery. The words "Keep it simple" provide daily guidance for maintaining your recovery. On the other side: the Serenity Prayer. Antiqued bronze. 1-5/16". When ordering by phone or mail use item #9298 for a single medallion or for a package...

Giving a medallion to someone you care about is an enduring way to offer encouragement and honor achievement in recovery.

Medallions make inspiring companions to carry in pocket or purse, or to display on a shelf or desktop. Giving a medallion to someone you care about is an enduring way to offer encouragement and honor achievement in recovery.

Bronzed medallion

This medallion features Bill W. and Dr. Bob talking to Bill Dotson, the very first man on the bed. The front of the medallion reads Rarely have we seen and continues on the back with a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path.

"Dios concedeme la serenidad / para aceptar las cosas que no puedo cambiar / el corage para cambiar las que si puedo / y la sabiduria para reconocer la diferencia." The Serenity Prayer is inscribed on one side of this antiqued bronze medallion in Spanish. On the other side: the words "Hispanos en Recuperacion" (Hispanics in Recovery)....

Recovery, Medallions, Support, Bronze, Camel

Be inspired by the story of the animal that can go 24 hours without a drink. On one side: a camel and the words "One day at a time." On the other side: the story: "The camel each day goes twice to his knees / He picks up his load with the greatest of ease / He walks through the day with his head held high / And stays for that day completely...

Antique Bronze

An eagle in flight and the words "That my soul may soar" offer inspiration. On the other side: "I seek strength, not to be greater than my brother, but to fight my greatest enemy, myself."

Recovery, Medallion, Professional, Bronze, Dual, Disorder

The keys to recovery from an addictive and a co-occurring emotional or behavioral disorder: acceptance, hope, awareness, and change. These four words are inscribed on this antiqued bronze medallion. On the other side: the words "Today I will do just one thing to help my recovery progress." 1-5/16". When ordering by phone or mail use item...

Rainbow, sun, and stars with "expect miracles" on the front and "I not only believe in Miracles, I depend on them" on the back. Measures 1-5/16" in diameter.

This specially coined medallion is for family members and friends who are practicing to detach with love.

This antiqued bronze medallion is inspired by the 1954 meditation book that has helped countless readers maintain their recovery one day at a time.

Antiqued bronze medallion gives hope and reinforces the motivation to maintain recovery for individuals addicted to nicotine.

The Serenity Prayer on the back and the words "Freedom" and "Growth" are featured on this antiqued bronze medallion, a favorite among members of A.C.O.A. groups.

Antique Bronze

A symbol of conscious contact, coined in antiqued bronze. On one side: a rising sun and the words "Higher Power." On the other: the words "If God brings you to it, God will get you through it."

Commemorative Medallions featuring the likeness of Bill and Bob.

Created for those who treasure recovery and heritage as African Americans. The front of this antiqued bronze medallion features a hand-held torch symbolizing strength and courage and the words "African Americans in recovery."

Medallions make inspiring companions to carry in pocket or purse, or to display on a shelf or desktop. Giving a medallion to someone you care about is an enduring way to offer encouragement and honor achievement in recovery.

On one side the embossed words "Ride Clean, Ride Free." On the other: "I always knew that one day I would take this road but yesterday I did not know today would be the day."

Bronze medallion features a delicate stalk of wheat and the words "Abstinence a Day at a Time" on one side with the Serenity prayer and anniversary date on the other

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

A quick and inspiring recovery reference from one of Hazelden's most popular series.

Pocket Power Series

A quick and inspiring recovery reference from one of Hazelden's most popular series.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

Part of the popular Pocket Power series, Freedom from Fear helps clients deal with the strong emotion of fear in recovery.

Pocket Power Series

A quick and inspiring recovery reference from one of Hazelden's most popular series.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

A quick and inspiring recovery reference from one of Hazelden's most popular series.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

A quick and inspiring recovery reference from one of Hazelden's most popular series.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

Pocket Power Series

One of Hazelden's most popular series, Pocket Power pamphlets provide quick inspiring recovery references. In a short amount of time, we find the information and support we need to continue self-care throughout the day.

*Special Shipping. See full description for details. These antiqued bronze medallions feature the time-honored Twelve Step phrase "To thine own self be true," the number of your sobriety years in Roman numerals, and the symbol of unity, service, and recovery. On the other side: the Serenity Prayer. 1-5/16".

Simple perspective and suggestions for the alcoholic who doesn't drink but is still plagued with self-defeating thoughts and behaviors.

Control issues are common among those of us who are chemically dependent. This pamphlet provides constructive methods to let go of self-defeating behaviors.

Keep Coming Back

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

Outside: a fun and creative design that includes all the reasons why you "keep coming back" to meetings._x000D_ Inside, the greeting card is blank for your personal message.

As a daily reminder to look forward to each new day, this greeting card depicts a sunrise and the serenity prayer on the front. The inside is blank for your personal message.

On the outside: the unity triangle and the words of Bill W. and Dr. Bob, "Rarely have we seen a person fail who has thoroughly followed our path." Greeting card is blank inside for your personal message.

Keep Coming Back

Celebrate the rebirth of someone new to recovery by giving them this greeting card with the symbolic colorful butterflies.

Live in the now

Remind loved ones or friends how grateful you are that they are in recovery with this greeting card that celebrates recovery.

A Moment to Reflect Series

This booklet is part of Hazelden's inspirational series for Twelve Step living. Contains 30 topical affirmations to guide you as you work to improve relationships.

Recovery for the Whole Family

Exercises to reinforce the needs of family members -- regardless of how clients define "family" -- dealing with addiction. An excellent tool for individual or group therapy.

An excellent resource for women working Step Two and Three of the Twelve Steps.

Made exclusively for Hazelden, this Gratitude medallion is a perfect gift for anyone, whether they are in recovery or not. Start each day with a grateful heart.

The author helps us to discover the relationship between shame and chemical dependency and offers a distinction between shame and guilt.

Resentments are a leading cause of relapse. This booklet outlines eight ways to end resentments for good.

Formerly titled - Releasing Guilt

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.

The Inner Journey

Toward Spirituality defines the sometimes ellusive concepts of spirituality and Higher Power in concrete terms.

A Healing Process

This pamphlet helps us see the losses we've suffered as a result of our alcoholism and drug addiction and helps us work through our grief.

Help clients learn to deal with the good and bad stressors inherent in recovery.

After years of repressing emotions -- a common coping strategy for adult children -- this pamphlet offers tips to help us begin to recognize, respect, and express emotions appropriately.

A discussion of twelve common "rules" for avoiding closeness. This pamphlet is an excellent resource for enhancing relationships.

Classics for Continuing Care

Help clients get the most out of meetings by understanding what others bring to the table.

Best-selling author Melody Beattie describes denial and its role in the five-stage acceptance process.

Suggestions to help clients build communication skills and improve relationships.

Parenting for Prevention

This booklet shows parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers how to teach kids about conflict resolution.

Anger can endanger recovery. Show clients working Step Two how to enhance serenity and self-awareness.

Family Relationships

An exploration of how childhood interactions with our family of origin can affect family relationships in adulthood.

A Journey Through the Twelve Steps

A workbook that speaks to Native Americans in recovery. Based on the teachings of the Medicine Wheel, the Twelve Steps, and a system of principles, values, and laws common to many Native American tribes.

Johnson Institute Recovery Series

Helps those in recovery look closely at their anger so they can make important changes in their behavior.

The Ten Myths of Manhood, Classics for Continuing Care

Men's Issues in Recovery identifies and addresses the ten most common male stereotypes and helps men begin to confront denied emotions, talk about what hurts, and seek support from other men in recovery.

Classics for Continuing Care

A close look at the physical and psychological effects of multiple drug use.

A Recovering Woman's Guide

For women, this pamphlet offers tools for coping with flashbacks, grief and shame.

The First Step For Women

Women face special challenges in recovery around power. This pamphlet gives readers a clear understanding of what power is and isn't.

Parenting for Prevention

This booklet teaches parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers simple skills for helping kids manage anger using a four-step method.

This pamphlet is written for those who are in a relationship with an alcoholic, and whose behavior is geared toward controlling or changing the alcoholic's behavior.

Written specifically for the heroin addict in treatment and early recovery, this pamphlet outlines what to expect, how to handle cravings, and how to stay motivated.

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.

A valuable quick reference for swiftly dealing with a relapse.

Coping With Upset Feelings

Part of the Hazelden Classics for Clients series, this pamphlet helps clients understand how to respond to difficult situations without getting upset.

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.

Finding and Healing Shame in Personal Relationships

Solutions for people living in a shame-based relationship.

For Recovering People Addicted to Nicotine

Discover a way of changing attitudes and behavior in order to enjoy a lifestyle of long-term, tobacco-free living.

How To Pull Your Life Together When You're Suffering --

Family members learn how to be sane and productive life while living in the midst of a chemicallly dependent person.

Sponsorship

This pamphlet educates clients about what to look for in a sponsor.

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.

An ideal handout for parent's night, this pamphlet gives parents immediate insight into the origins of bullying, as well as information on how to recognize and address it.

Hazelden Drugs of Addiction

Written by the authors of The Matrix Model, Meth: The Basics is an ideal first resource for clients in treatment.

A Guide for Parents

Written by chemical dependency counselors and parents, this pamphlet assures parents that recovery can help the whole family.

After Treatment - A Right to Recovery

This pamphlet suggests that older adults share some common history, values, and concerns toward alcoholism and addiction that must be acknowledged before successful recovery can begin.

Screening for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (SADA)

An excellent evaluation resource. Clients use the workbook early in treatment to record attitudes toward and experiences with alcohol and other drugs.

This pamphlet describes how a truthful account of our past lays the groundwork for future recovery progress. An excellent tool for those in denial.

Between Social Drinking and Alcoholism

An excellent resource for anyone who has wondered about his or her own drinking habits.

This best-seller offers practical advice on how to raise balanced kids who can stand on their own feet, resist unhealthy peer pressures, and still be accepted by others.

Unspoken Issues in Early Recovery

Written for African Americans who are in the early to middle stages of recovery, this pamphlet focuses on the importance of recognizing and discussing racial and cultural issues.

This booklet clearly and thoroughly explains the basics of Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Alcohol Effect.

Families with chemical dependency share similar dynamics, rules, and behavior that both characterize and help to shape their systems. Insight into these three areas helps to explain many of the difficulties a chemically dependent family faces in the recovery process when reaching for a new lifestyle.

Aids those in recovery to identify and focus on specific issues relating to their individual style of communication.

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.

Parenting for Prevention

This booklet teaches parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers how to stop enabling and start empowering a child.

When To Act, What To Say

Assists concerned family members and friends in determining their options for helping someone abusing alcohol and/or drugs.

For Families of Those with Addiction

This pamphlet is for families¿and teachers, coaches, and friends¿who worry that a young person they care about may have a problem with alcohol or other drugs. It provides a good description of what to look for and what to do if there is a problem.

Dealing with Cultural Differences

Written by African-Americans to help African-Americans who have fallen victim to addictive diseases.

An Alcohol Diversion Program

A key component of the Alternate Routes curriculum, this guide helps families reconnect with their kids and become a force for preventing alcohol use.

This single item can not be purchased online. Please call 1-877-642-5016 to meet your business needs. To inspire and celebrate Medallions are especially meaningful when they're customized. For a price that's comparable to off-the-shelf medallions, we'll customize one or both sides of a medallion with artwork, a photo, or text that you send us. In six...

This single item can not be purchased online. Please call 1-877-642-5016 to meet your business needs. To inspire and celebrate Medallions are especially meaningful when they're customized. For a price that's comparable to off-the-shelf medallions, we'll customize one or both sides of a medallion with artwork, a photo, or text that you send us. In six...

This single item can not be purchased online. Please call 1-877-642-5016 to meet your business needs. To inspire and celebrate Medallions are especially meaningful when they're customized. For a price that's comparable to off-the-shelf medallions, we'll customize one or both sides of a medallion with artwork, a photo, or text that you send us. In six...

This single item can not be purchased online. Please call 1-877-642-5016 to meet your business needs. To inspire and celebrate Medallions are especially meaningful when they're customized. For a price that's comparable to off-the-shelf medallions, we'll customize one or both sides of a medallion with artwork, a photo, or text that you send us. In six...

This single item can not be purchased online. Please call 1-877-642-5016 to meet your business needs. To inspire and celebrate Medallions are especially meaningful when they're customized. For a price that's comparable to off-the-shelf medallions, we'll customize one or both sides of a medallion with artwork, a photo, or text that you send us. In six...

Discusses the King Baby personality -- (the childish ego traits seen in people who have reached adulthood without acquiring emotional maturity), -- which is common to people addiction.

Classics for Continuing Care

Part of the Hazelden Classics for Continuing Care series, this pamphlet speaks to the issues and perspectives unique to women who relapse.

Pewter, 1 5/16" diameter with glitter paint

A wonderful revision to a classic keepsake, this medallion features the timeless symbol of contact with one's higher power, the praying hands, featured on a background of blue glitter under a glossy surface.

Inhibited emotional development can result in a King Baby syndrome. Queen Baby examines the situation from a woman's perspective.

Pewter, 1 5/16" diameter with glitter paint

glitter painted medallion depicts the footprints on a beach near the blue, sparkling water. Reverse side features the saying My precious child, I love you; During your times of trial and suffering, it is then that I carry you

A Moment to Reflect Series

This booklet is part of Hazelden's inspirational series for Twelve Step living. Contains 30 topical affirmations to guide you as you work to improve relationships.

Made of lustrous bronze, our Reach for the Stars key chain reminds you that "Obstacles are those things you see when you take your eyes off the goal."

A Moment to Reflect Series

This booklet is part of Hazelden's inspirational series for Twelve Step living. Contains 30 topical affirmations to guide you as you work to improve relationships.

A Moment to Reflect Series

This booklet is part of Hazelden's inspirational series for Twelve Step living. Contains 30 topical affirmations to guide you as you work to improve relationships.

Carry a One Day at a Time stone--or all three--with you wherever you go as a daily reminder to help you to be strong and courageous, find your serenity, and take one day at a time. Approximately 1-1/2 inch.

This revised edition of An Introductory Guide to Narcotics Anonymous is a welcoming, helpful guide for newcomers to Narcotics Anonymous. Includes a discussion of each of the Twelve Steps.

Recovery From Compulsive Gambling - Revised

For those who are concerned about gambling behavior--that of a family member, colleague, or themselves—this pamphlet defines gambling disorder, outlines the phases of the disease and signs of trouble, and suggests resources for getting help.

This pamphlet provides guidelines for completing AA's Step Four: "Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves." The exercises included can help people recovering from addiction draw up an honest and effective personal inventory.

Recovery Issues Workbooks

Coming Back from a Relapse workbook helps you understand what went wrong and how to get back on track by working out your own relapse prevention plan.

For Preventing a Return to Use

Relapse is often part of the recovery process, so learning the warning signs can help strengthen your recovery. When you can recognize the warning signs in this pamphlet, you¿ll be able to use recovery support tools and reduce the risk of relapse.

This pamphlet covers AA's Step One, "We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable." This admission is the foundation of recovery, but it's something we can't do alone.

This pamphlet offers meaningful insight on how to build healthy boundaries

For People In Twelve Step Recovery

This pamphlet explains how grandiosity, an exaggerated sense of self-importance, compromises a person's recovery. It offers practical advice on ways to manage grandiosity.

This pamphlet describes how perfectionism hinders our growth in recovery. It suggests using the Twelve Steps to let go of inflexible and uncompromising attitudes, and to embrace the imperfections of being human.

Formerly titled Transition from Treatment to A.A.

This pamphlet describes Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and explains how it helps individuals in recovery from alcohol use disorder. It offers valuable information on how to get involved in the program.

This index is intended to help readers find terms throughout the fourth edition of Alcoholics Anonymous, otherwise known as the "Big Book."

For Understanding Addiction

This pamphlet explains how alcohol and other drugs affect the way messages are transmitted between brain cells and eventually change the reward pathway. It also outlines how brain research shows that long-term substance use changes the brain.

For Preventing a Return to Use

Stinking Thinking describes the most common beliefs and attitudes that can eventually lead to a relapse to alcohol or drug use.

For Understanding Addiction

For those who are concerned about their substance use--and those who love them--this pamphlet defines substance use disorder (a disease of the brain), outlines risk factors and the role of stigma, and discusses treatment.

Going to your first NA meeting is easier when you know something about the organization before you go. This pamphlet explains how NA helps people in recovery, what happens at a meeting, how the organization functions, some concerns about NA, and how NA welcomes people.

This pamphlet covers AA's Step Two: "Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity," highlighting the Step's importance and challenges, as well as what the spiritual nature of the program can mean to different people.

This pamphlet covers AA's Step Three: "Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him." It goes into the obstacles that many find to making that decision, as well as how to overcome them.

For People in Recovery From Substance Use Disorder

This pamphlet explains the importance of self-esteem and describes how to strengthen it. It also describes how self-compassion can help to foster self-esteem.

Johnson Institute Recovery Series

This pamphlet focuses on helping those in recovery create positive beliefs about self.

Revised Edition

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

An Overview for Adults

This pamphlet answers common questions and offers hope to anyone who has been diagnosed with a co-occurring disorder—both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder. The information will help readers understand treatment and recovery options.

This pamphlet shows us how to get started on Step Nine, "Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others." It suggests ways to make amends--what we must do to mend our relationships successfully.

For Parents in Early Recovery

Parents in early recovery may be angry with their children at times. This pamphlet shows them how to manage their anger, handle their child¿s anger toward them, prevent anger by meeting basic needs, and build good communication skills in their family.

The Real Life Parenting Skills Program

Parents in early recovery learn that there's more to good parenting than being sober. Setting Rules and Limits explains how to set boundaries and establish consequences.

For Families of Those with Addiction

This pamphlet explains what it means to "detach with love," and offers tips on ways to love a person with substance use disorder without taking responsibility for their actions.

In preparing for Step Six, "Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character," it may be hard to believe that our defects will be removed. This pamphlet explains that we need only to be ready and provides tips on how to get there.

Our drinking or drug use likely caused a lot of pain. So we turn to Step Eight: "Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all." This pamphlet helps us accomplish these two essential parts of recovery.

The Real Life Parenting Skills Program

Trust is the foundation of a supportive family life. Clients in recovery learn what it takes to earn the trust of family members.

In preparing for Step Six, "Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character," it may be hard to believe that our defects will be removed. This pamphlet explains that we need only to be ready and provides tips on how to get there.

In preparing for Step Six, "Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character," it may be hard to believe that our defects will be removed. This pamphlet explains that we need only to be ready and provides tips on how to get there.

The Real Life Parenting Skills Program

Learn to manage anger and rebuild family life in recovery.

Johnson Institute Recovery Series

Helps those in recovery make the important connection between values and behavior.

This pamphlet covers AA's Step Two: "Came to believe that a Power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity," highlighting the Step's importance and challenges, as well as what the spiritual nature of the program can mean to different people.

The Real Life Parenting Skills Program

Trust is the foundation of a supportive family life. Clients in recovery learn what it takes to earn the trust of family members.

This pamphlet details how and why to do the work of Step Ten, "Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it." Through the discipline of daily inventory, we learn to protect and strengthen our recovery.

The Real Life Parenting Skills Program

Parents in early recovery learn that there's more to good parenting than being sober. Setting Rules and Limits explains how to set boundaries and establish consequences.

An important resource for family members experiencing anger, shame, and guilt. Family members are assured that they didn't cause the disease of addiction and they can't control it.

This pamphlet examines Step Eleven, "Sought through prayer and meditation to improve our conscious contact with God as we understood Him, praying only for knowledge of His will for us and the power to carry that out," which is vital to recovery.

This primer introduces young clients to Step One of the Twelve Step program.

Young People In Recovery

Questions, examples, and personal stories guide young people through a Step of the Twelve Step program.

An insightful booklet to help those close to an alcoholic address common problems by letting them in on some very important insights into the alcoholism process in families.

Young People in Recovery

Questions, examples, and personal stories guide young people through a Step of the Twelve Step program.

For Those in Recovery

This pamphlet answers questions people in recovery ask when choosing medications in order to avoid those that could cause a relapse. The authors show how to advocate for your health and safeguard your recovery. A reference list of safe medications and those to avoid appears at the end of the pamphlet.

Help young adults understand Step Four.

Young People in Recovery

Questions, examples, and personal stories guide young people through a Step of the Twelve Step program.

Let Go of the Life You Planned and Find a New Way Forward

When the best option is to let go of the life you planned for yourself and find a new path, a world of possibilities can surprisingly open up. Learn whether it is time to let go, and if so, how to move through your grief and find your way forward in The Next Happy.

Daily Meditations of Codependency

This audio offers six guided imagery selections to help you visualize yourself relaxing and gaining strength in a peaceful setting. A guide to the quiet place within.

The exercises in this guide give clients the means to take Step Four in preparation for Step Five.

Front features sailboat image, and back reads, "I can't control the wind, I can only adjust my sails."

The elegance of simplicity of this antiqued bronze charm says it all -- Serenity.

Our "One Day at a Time" key ring charm helps remind us to live for this day; the reverse side of the charm bears the famous simplicity of the Serenity Prayer.

A problem-solving, self-actualizing approach to thirteen common issues women face during early recovery.

Formerly Titled Cocaine

Prevention techniques to stop addiction before it develops. A description of the physical and psychological effects of cocaine and crack use.

Fill this 15 oz. mug with the hot beverage of your choice and watch the design transform from a cute caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly!

Focus on your sobriety with thoughts, meditations, and prayers rooted in the spiritual foundation of Alcoholics Anonymous and drawn from the wisdom of the worlds greatest poets, scholars, and philosophers. To see all of our App offerings visit: hazelden.org/mobileapps.

Offers wise and comforting words for compulsive overeaters who seek to understand the role of food in their lives.

Speaking straight to men who are striving to maintain emotionally and spiritually balanced lives.

Offers wise and comforting words for compulsive overeaters who seek to understand the role of food in their lives. To see all of our App offerings visit: hazelden.org/mobileapps.

Speaking straight to men who are striving to maintain emotionally and spiritually balanced lives.

A complete collection of thoughts, meditations, and prayers make it easy to focus on your sobriety anywhere, at any time. Practicing the Twelve Steps has never been more accessible! To see all of our App offerings visit: hazelden.org/mobileapps.

Inspirational messages augment and reinforce N.A. principles about coping with today's problems while staying chemically free.

Focus on your sobriety with thoughts, meditations, and prayers rooted in the spiritual foundation of Alcoholics Anonymous and drawn from the wisdom of the world’s greatest poets, scholars, and philosophers.

A complete collection of thoughts, meditations, and prayers make it easy to focus on your sobriety anywhere, at any time. Practicing the Twelve Steps has never been more accessible!

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book (Formerly The Golden Book of Charity)

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

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.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Another Golden Book

The Golden Books series is composed of fourteen booklets written by the late Father Ralph Pfau, known originally as Father "John Doe" who was an immensely popular lecturer and author. These treasured booklets offer thoughtful, positive advice on almost every human experience.

Refusal Skills, one of the Personal Growth topics of Living Skills, gives clients the tools to establish and maintain strong personal boundaries. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives.

Interpersonal Skills, part of the Personal Growth segment of Living Skills, helps clients effectively manage and maintain relationships with others in a healthy, productive manner. The workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives.

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

Managing Money, one of the Practical Guidance topics of Living Skills, helps clients who may have struggled with money in the past learn to manage money in order to maintain a healthy lifestyle and establish a foundation for the future. The Living Skills workbooks contain information to help individual participants revisit what they learned during the...

Values and Responsibilities, one of the Personal Growth topics of Living Skills, helps clients better align their actions with ideals and ethics that contribute to a healthy lifestyle. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives.

Stopping Violence and Building Community

This engaging workbook helps young men to see the social context in which violence occurs and to view ending violence against women and men as serving their interests--and the interests of their communities.

Parenting and Child Development, one of the Personal Growth topics of Living Skills, educates clients on child development and parenting to help them raise confident, caring, and happy children. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives....

Making Decisions, one of the Personal Growth topics of Living Skills, shows clients how to make wise decisions and carry through with them to maintain a healthy life. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives.

Looking for Work, one of the Practical Guidance topics helps clients identify personally fulfilling career paths, gets them on track to attaining a job, and shows them skills needed to keep it. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises that help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives....

Sexual Health, one of the Practical Guidance topics of Living Skills, helps clients navigate both the physical and emotional components of sexuality in order to promote positive sexual health. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to apply the concepts to their own lives....

This classic book describes some of the practical ways to replace misery with serenity and is a helpful guide for anyone seeking peace of mind.

Securing Housing, one of the Practical Guidance topics of Living Skills, gives clients the tools to establish secure housing--a necessity in establishing a basic sense of safety, and a crucial foundation in achieving further personal development. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also...

Hygiene and Self-Care, part of the Practical Guidance segment of Living Skills, teaches clients important hygiene and self-care practices to help them maintain physical health, promote self-confidence, and make a positive impression on others. The workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned, while also diving deeper to...

Education, one of the Practical Guidance topics of Living Skills, helps program participants become re-engaged in learning after potentially negative past experiences with education, and gives them the tools to set positive educational goals for the future. The Living Skills workbooks contain exercises to help participants revisit what they learned,...

Hazelden Live - A Lecture Series

Help clients understand addiction as a disease.

Practical Skills for Positive Communication

Help clients learn the winning formula for effective communication. Covers the four basic communication styles with an emphasis on assertiveness.

From Abstinence to Self-Actualization

A scholarly and engaging discussion of recovery from addiction, based on Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs and created by a leading treatment provider. Checklists and personal inventors help you measure and qualify individual client program

An Alcohol Diversion Program

A key component of the Alternate Routes curriculum, this workbook teaches youth about the negative consequences of alcohol use.

Hazelden Essentials for Professionals

Sustain your professionalism and increase your awareness of the complexities of client confidentiality, informed consent, and other issues addiction professionals encounter daily with this essential guide.

Workbook For Adolescents

A large-print workbook to help young people explore their use or abuse of alcohol and other drugs.

Quit & Stay Quit Nicotine Cessation Program

One of a set of three short, focused workbooks that allow people who want to quit nicotine to move at their own pace¿building confidence with clarity and motivation.

Quit & Stay Quit Nicotine Cessation Program

One of a set of three short, focused workbooks that allow people who want to quit nicotine to move at their own pace¿building confidence with clarity and motivation.

Author Melody Beattie helps you take responsibility for their own pain and self-care providing encouragement to remember that each day is an opportunity for growth and renewal.

Easy-to-read workbook for anyone who wants to learn what working the Twelve Steps means.

A Framework of Recovery for Those of Us with Addiction & Emotional or Psychiatric Illness

A gentle, spiritual, and supportive approach to strengthening recovery from co-occurring disorders.

Gentle, Specific Help to Get You Through the Most Difficult Stages of Grieving

For those of us working through the heartbreak of grief, author Bozarth offers wise and comforting advice.

A Hazelden Recovery Issues Workbook

Workbook exercises in Spanish help clients identify and defuse resentments.

With his typical humor and frankness, Earnie Larsen uncovers a proven strategy to identify resentment and anger, and move toward forgiveness.

A Practical Handbook For Understanding And Working The Twelve Step Programs For Alcoholism, Codependency, Eating Disorders And Other Addictions

Many of us working the Twelve Steps may sometimes wonder, "Am I really working my program to the fullest?" In this expanded edition of his classic handbook, author Joe Klaas breaks down the language of each Step and explains the resistance and misunderstandings that may arise.

Easy-to-read Step guidance for anyone who wants to learn what working a Step means.

A Relapse Prevention Guide for Adults in Recovery

An important tool-filled guide for anyone who wants to stay in recovery.

Easy-to-read Step guidance for anyone who wants to learn what working a Step means.

Easy-to-read Step guidance for anyone who wants to learn what working a Step means.

Easy-to-read Step guidance for anyone who wants to learn what working a Step means.

A compact, stand-alone, self-use workbook for women in recovery. Clinicians can pull assignments from the workbook as a basis for discussion in group or individual counseling sessions.

Workbook exercises help clients identify and defuse resentments.

With Earnie Larsen

This realistic and popular curriculum by nationally known author and lecturer Earnie Larsen helps male criminal offenders identify the root cause their behaviors and heal.

Easy-to-read Step guidance for anyone who wants to learn what working a Step means.

Through the exercises in this workbook, readers explore how spirituality is connected to feelings, attitudes, and support systems.

Taking a Stand Against Violence The Men's Work Workbook #1

A powerful workbook that allows clients to personalize how and why they have been violent and how they can become capable of controlling their anger. Identifying Violence in My Life helps men see how violence starts in life.

Taking A Stand Against Violence The Men's Work Workbook #2

A powerful workbook that allows clients to personalize how and why they have been violent and how they can become capable of controlling their anger. Anger, Power, Violence, and Drugs includes 41 exercises to help break through the connections between the four topics.

Taking a Stand Against Violence The Men's Work Workbook #3

A powerful workbook that allows clients to personalize how and why they have been violent and how they can become capable of controlling their anger. Becoming Whole encourages clients to reconstruct their lives and relationships.

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

The Addiction Severity Index, Multimedia Version

ASI-MV (Addiction Severity Index-Multimedia Version) is the electronic version of the traditional paper- and pencil-administered ASI. Delivered via a secure website, ASI-MV does not require assistance by your staff for clients to complete.

For Exploring Who I Am

This combined workbook and journal provides a gentle introduction to the healing power of journaling.

Your Personal Recovery Plan

An action-focused workbook that, when completed, provides clients with a personal plan for staying clean and enjoying life.

Your Personal Recovery Plan

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

A Guide to the Big Book's Design for Living, A Workbook for Steps 1-3

The first of three practical and highly accessible workbooks for early recovery, this resource takes you through the foundation Steps as described in the Big Book, Alcoholics Anonymous. The exercises guide you to a personal understanding of the powerlessness of addiction and the necessity of a Higher Power to your recovery.