Recovery Workbook
$16.99
- Paperback, 6 × 9 inches
- 115 pages
- Readings, questions, reflection, and action
Frequently Asked Questions
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It is a raw, honest recovery workbook for people who are hurting, newly sober, trying again, or standing at the edge of change. Written from lived experience by Trey E., it combines reflection, spiritual direction, practical questions, writing space, and recovery action.
It is a separate Recovery Journal created for thoughts, inventories, questions, prayers, and next actions that need more room than a workbook page can provide. It includes mostly lined writing pages, comfortable wide spacing, and dedicated inventory and next-action sections.
The workbook provides the readings, recovery reflections, spiritual direction, questions, and practical actions. The Recovery Journal provides more open writing space. The workbook helps begin and guide the reflection. The journal gives the reader room to continue it.
Yes. The journal works on its own as a personal recovery notebook, or it can be used alongside the workbook, sponsorship, peer support, treatment, sober living, group work, or an alumni program.
No. Each book can be used independently. Readers who want guided reflection should begin with the workbook. Readers who mainly need a dedicated place to write may choose the journal. Using both creates the most complete reading-and-writing experience.
They are for people who are hurting, newly sober, trying again, standing at the edge of change, or looking for an honest place to write. They may also support sponsors, peer support workers, treatment programs, sober living homes, churches, families, and people walking beside someone in early recovery.
How to Use Them
Read slowly and answer honestly. There is no need to make an answer sound better than it is. The goal is not to perform recovery or finish quickly. The goal is to tell the truth, stay willing, and take the next right step.
Use it for continued reflection, inventories, meeting notes, prayers, questions, gratitude, difficult truths, and next actions. There is no required order. When used with the workbook, a reader can write the short answer in the workbook and continue the deeper work in the journal.
No. Neither book is a timed program. Some pages may take a few minutes. Others may need to sit with the reader for a while. The books are meant to support honest movement, not a deadline.
Yes. The questions and writing can support conversations with a sponsor, peer support worker, recovery coach, counselor, mentor, or another trusted recovery person. The books support those relationships. They do not replace accountability or personal connection.
Yes, but with care. The Twelve Steps and honest reflection can benefit anyone. Family members should not use either book to pressure, monitor, or force another person into change. They may choose to work independently, learn more about the emotional tone of recovery, or work alongside their loved one by mutual agreement.
Online Recovery Tools
QR codes inside the workbook connect readers to mobile-friendly Step 4, Step 6, and Step 8 worksheets.
They are interactive online worksheet pages connected to the workbook. They provide additional room to complete inventories, save answers in the browser, download answers, print completed worksheets, or begin again.
The tools can be opened directly, but they are designed to support the reflections and direction inside the workbook. The workbook provides context. The tools provide a practical place to continue the written work.
No. The interactive worksheets use browser-only local storage and do not submit personal inventory answers to Serenity Media. Even so, readers should use a private device, protect downloaded files, clear saved work when appropriate, and be cautious on shared or public computers.
Prices & Orders
Amazon prices and availability can change. The active Amazon listing shows the final price at checkout.
Individual readers should usually order through Amazon. The workbook is available in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle. The Recovery Journal is available in paperback.
Amazon controls shipping cost, delivery estimates, tracking, returns, and availability for purchases made on Amazon. Review the delivery information shown in your Amazon cart before placing the order.
Direct ordering is intended for treatment centers, sober living homes, recovery programs, churches, groups, and other multi-copy buyers. Workbook packs, journal packs, and combined workbook-and-journal bundles are handled through the Orders page or a custom quote.
Qualifying direct workbook packs of 10 currently receive a 25% discount. The established 10-workbook checkout total is $137.70 after the discount and 8% sales tax, or $13.77 per book. Shipping or special fulfillment requirements are confirmed through the order process. Journal packs and combined bundles are quoted separately.
Yes. Combined bundles are available for program, group, and bulk inquiries. Because quantity, shipping, tax, and fulfillment needs vary, bundle orders currently require a quote rather than using a fixed public price.
Signed workbook requests can be submitted through the contact form. Availability depends on inventory, timing, quantity, and shipping. Amazon orders cannot be individually signed before shipment.
Yes. Visit the Sample Pages page to preview material from the workbook before ordering or recommending it.
Treatment Centers & Programs
Facilities may use the workbook, the journal, or a paired bundle as supplemental resources in detox, residential, PHP/IOP, sober living, peer support, alumni, church, and recovery-group settings.
Yes. They may be used as supplemental reflection and writing resources. They should not be presented as clinical curriculum, medical advice, therapy, detox support, or replacements for professional care.
A program may use it as a welcome resource, personal reflection workbook, group discussion starter, peer-support tool, discharge resource, or alumni-support book. It can be assigned selectively or offered for voluntary individual use.
The journal can support meeting notes, group reflections, assignments, inventories, prayers, gratitude, discharge planning, next actions, and continued writing between sessions. It works with the workbook or with a program's existing material.
Yes. Qualified treatment-center, sober-living, recovery-program, ministry, or group decision-makers may request a complimentary review copy for evaluation. Approval and format depend on the organization, role, intended use, and available inventory. Submit the request through the contact form below.
Yes. Request a custom workbook-and-journal bundle quote and include the desired quantity of each product, the organization name, delivery location, timeline, and intended use.
Boundaries & Disclaimers
No. The workbook, Recovery Journal, and online resources are independently published by Serenity Media LLC. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Narcotics Anonymous World Services, or any Twelve Step fellowship.
No. They should not be described as official AA, NA, or Twelve Step literature. They are independently published lived-experience recovery resources.
No. They are supplemental recovery reflection and writing resources. They do not replace medical care, clinical treatment, therapy, detox, sponsorship, crisis support, or emergency services.
If someone is in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or considering harming themselves or someone else, call emergency services or an appropriate crisis line immediately. A book, journal, worksheet, website, sponsor, or social-media account is not emergency support.
Media & Reviews
Yes. Readers can return to the Amazon product listing, scroll to the customer-review section, and choose “Write a customer review” when Amazon makes that option available to their account.
Yes. Use the contact form for podcasts, interviews, speaking, treatment-community events, media questions, and other public-use requests.
Related Pages
Workbook overview, formats, purchase links, recovery tools, and reader information.
Journal details, specifications, individual purchase, and companion use.
Interactive Step 4, Step 6, and Step 8 worksheets connected to the workbook.
Workbook packs, journal packs, paired bundles, and group ordering paths.
Program uses, qualifying workbook-pack pricing, quotes, and review copies.
Preview workbook material before ordering or recommending it.
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Use the form for workbook or journal questions, bundle quotes, treatment-center orders, review copies, speaking, media, recovery tools, or general reader feedback.
Keep Walking
Begin with the guided workbook, make more room with the Recovery Journal, or use them together.
Disclaimer: These books and online resources are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Narcotics Anonymous World Services, or any Twelve Step fellowship. They are not replacements for medical care, clinical treatment, therapy, detox, sponsorship, crisis support, or emergency services. If you are in immediate danger, experiencing a medical emergency, or considering harming yourself or someone else, call emergency services or an appropriate crisis line immediately.