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8 reviews
Toby Rice Drews

Bridge-Logos Publishers, 1986

THE BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN FOR FAMILIES OF ALL ADDICTS
THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST BOOK EVER WRITTEN FOR THE FAMILIES OF ALCOHOLICS AND ADDICTS. FOLLOW THIS PATH AND GET SOMEWHERE. PLAIN SPOKEN AND EASILY UNDERSTANDABLE. A HOW TO.

Sober Intoxication of the Spirit: Filled With the Fullness of God

5 reviews
Raniero Cantalamessa

Servant Publications, 2005

An Extraordinary Witness
When Catholics realize that since 1980 the preacher to the papal household, so far, of two great popes has been a Catholic charismatic, they must take a second look at the Charismatic Renewal which has for too long been viewed by most Catholics as something odd that the Church merely tolerates out of kindness. What Fr. Canatalamessa says in this book is that the Charismatic Renewal is for every ...

Sober Faith (Payton Skky Series, 2)

8 reviews
Stephanie Perry Moore

Lift Every Voice, 2000

Life Changing
When I got the 1st book of the Payton Skky Series(was a gift!) I didn't read it right away, but when I did I was truly blessed and had to read them all! A lot of the choices Payton made were poor ones that could have easily been stopped if she used her head,for instance,telling Tad the truth about her date with Dakari to the prom. Tad truly had to have been sent from God because everytime she ...

Staying Sober: A Guide for Relapse Prevention

9 reviews
Terence T. Gorski, Merlene Miller

Independence Press, 1986

For anyone who wants to stay sober
While I was in Inpatient Rehab I was given this book to read. It is like a bible to me now. Everything you need to know about staying clean and sober is in this book. Along with AA, sponsors, numbers, support groups, this book gives you some soild tools to stay sober. I highly suggest it!

Sober Truths The Making of an Honest Woman

8 reviews
Jill Kelly

iUniverse, Inc., 2007

A riveting story
Jill Kelly's honesty, clear writing and vivid storytelling had me hooked from the first page right through to the last. Her story of a life broken and re-created inspired me with a sense of possibility.

The Sober Enterprise

5 reviews
Colin Sweeney

RoseDog Books, 2007

Counselor Recommended!
I love this book! As a licensed professional counselor I am floored by Sweeney's clear understanding of the underlying issues regarding addiction, the eloquence of his writing, and his clear, step by step plan for recovery. The Sober Enterprise is a shining example of the power of words to motivate others and change lives. If you are ready to slay the dragon of addiction, Mr Sweeney is ready to ...

Stark Raving Sober: a memoir (LC intentional!)

8 reviews
Donna Thompson

PublishAmerica, 2006

Chained by love to alcoholics
Donna Bailey-Thompson is a battle-scarred veteran of three tragic marriages. From the first one to a selfish man who cared little for her feelings. Up to and including the last two which led her to write this book. Donna wrote an article for the "Hartford Courant" which they featured as the cover story in their "Northeast Magazine." This book is the result of that article. This woman's ...

Cool, Hip, and Sober : 88 Ways to Beat Booze and Drugs

5 reviews
Bill Manville, 2003

Does not read like a self-help book
My family has a long history of addiction and I've been exposed to a lifetime of books, programs, literature and advice on the topic. Cool, Hip and Sober is the ONLY "Self-Help" book I have ever read,(on any topic) that I didn't have to make myself read. Before any form of knowledge or experience can be helpful, it must be transmitted. Bill Manville's, Cool, Hip and Sober flows into the reader's ...

Delicious Jamaica: Vegetarian Cuisine (Healthy World Cuisine)

4 reviews
Yvonne McCalla Sobers

Book Publishing Company (TN), 1996

"A Great Cultural Book on Great I-Tal Food"
I had the pleasure of meeting and dining in the home of Yvonne Mc Calla Sobers of Kingston, Jamaica in July 1997. It was indeed memorable, to sit and rest after the long drive from the northcoast, in the hot midday, and enjoy the quiet breezy veranda of the Lingunea Mansion gifted to her by her childhood friend, Prime Minister Hon. Michael Manley, Chatting in depth about Jamaica, Food and Life, ...

20 Good Reasons to Stay Sober (Even If You Don't Have a Drinking Problem)

4 reviews
David Eugene

BookSurge Publishing, 2002

Easy Read
I really enjoyed this book. It was an easy read, took me one day. The things he says in it make alot of sense and really did make me realize what I've known all along. I definitely recommend this one.

Body Sobriety (Body Sobriety. Liberate Yourself from Addiction.)

2 reviews
Dr. Lori D Miller

Body Empowerment, 2008

Clear and straight forward explanation
Dr. Lori Miller has written a clear explanation of the relationship between recovery and your body. This book explains addiction, recovery and Network Spinal Analysis very well. It is short and to the point with useful suggestions and a plan of action to help change your body and your life. I am very grateful to her for bringing this information to the world.

The Sober Kitchen: Recipes and Advice for a Lifetime of Sobriety

4 reviews
Liz Scott

Harvard Common Press, 2003

A Tremendous Service
Liz Scott has done a tremendous service to those recovering from substance abuse and others who choose to cook without alcohol Cookbooks and magazines typically give scant attention, if any, to the needs of those who forgo alcohol in cooking. Stock or water is often recommended as a substitute, despite lacking whatever flavor the wine, beer, or sherry called for in the recipe would contribute, ...

Staying Sober: Tips for Working a Twelve Step Program of Recovery

3 reviews
Meredith Gould

Hazelden, 1999

Hey! I'm the Author!
I never reveal exactly which 12 Step Recovery fellowship I frequent--that would be oh-so-against the Traditions. Rest assured, I was qualified to write this book when I did. Still am. I'm a big fan of Twelve Step Recovery and don't bother debating the scientific validity of claims that it works. It works for those who work it. It seems to work even for those who don't. Finding the extant ...

Narrative Means to Sober Ends: Treating Addiction and Its Aftermath

2 reviews
Jonathan Diamond

The Guilford Press, 2002

Finally, a crossover book with depth!
With great sensitivity and understanding, Dr. Diamond takes us on a poignant and poetic journey with his clients -- all of whom were transformed by the narrative approach to their struggles. This book offers a positive and refreshingly creative look at issues that have universal significance. A compelling read that touches the heart as well as the mind. I gifted my family and friends with ...

Clean and Sober

2 reviews
Edward Loomis, Frank Goad Loomis

Xlibris Corporation, 2000

When "dazed and confused" stops being fun
This book provides an insider's look of how it feels to be continually high, strung out, or drunk, or thinking about same. The description of AA culture and meetings is alone worth the purchase price. Anyone involved with addiction recovery would find this book interesting.

Sober but stuck

2 reviews
Dan F

CompCare Publishers, 1991

Like "Big Book II" for people with several years' sobriety
If you are "sober but stuck," then this book really may be for you. I know when I was sober nine years, I felt like I was slogging through mud; I wasn't happy and I felt somewhat hopeless to expect things to improve. I mentioned this feeling and somebody recommended that I read this book. I took their advice (uncharacteristically for me at the time) and got it, and I am very glad I did. Reading ...

Sober Siblings: How to Help Your Alcoholic Brother or Sister-and Not Lose Yourself

3 reviews
Petros Levounis

Da Capo Press, 2008

Encouraging and Supportive Book on Maintaining a Relationship with an Alcoholic Sibling
There are personal recollections throughout this book which offer a window into the dysfunctional nature of alcoholic families. These stories link to clearly defined guidelines for coping and getting help. The book is very user friendly and well organized in terms of the topics covered so it serves as an easy reference. Dr. Levounis, a psychiatrist and renowned expert on addiction, includes ...

A Sober Desire For History: William Gilmore Simms As Historian

2 reviews
Sean R. Busick

University of South Carolina Press, 2005

Another Facet of a Genius
Busick's careful study shows yet another facet of the literary genius Simms was. Busick's work is additional proof of the depth of that genius. No other American literary figure of his day had such depth and breadth of achievement. It is particularly encouraging to see young scholars make such explorations into the antebellum intellectual climate of the South.

Existential Approach to Sober Living

2 reviews
Tom Blaise Shepherd

Xandex Pr, 1997

"An Existential Approach to Sober Living" -Excellent Polemic
. Tom Blaise Shepherd's approach to alcohol/chemical dependency is based on the theory that society's governmental, social, and economic institutions (including the alcoholic beverage industry) determine what is "normal" behavior and what is "pathological" behavior in order to justify their exploitation or manipulation of people. Shepherd also observes that the economic nature of professional ...

I'm Black and I'm Sober: The Timeless Story Of A Woman's Journey Back To Sanity

3 reviews
Chaney Allen

Hazelden, 1995

A must read for all African-American Women beginning anew.
In May, 1989, my sister met this woman, Chaney Allen, and told her that her sister, me, was in a treatment center hoping to recover from the disease of addiction. Ms. Allen autographed a copy of her book, "I'm Black & I'm Sober" and my sister mailed it to me. I read it and marvelled at the the content thereof. I had never read anything so personal and honest. It indeed gave me the ...

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