Relief Is Coming
Reflections from the Desert of Addiction
$16.99A raw, honest recovery workbook offering reflection, spiritual direction, space to write, and practical hope for the person still trying.
Official Media Kit
Reflections from the Desert of Addiction
Press information, author background, interview topics, product details, downloadable assets, and media contact information for the recovery workbook and companion Recovery Journal published by Serenity Media LLC.
At a Glance
Relief Is Coming speaks to people who are hurting, newly sober, trying again, or standing at the edge of change.
Published Resources
Each title can stand on its own. Together, they give readers both guided reflection and the room to continue writing.
Reflections from the Desert of Addiction
$16.99A raw, honest recovery workbook offering reflection, spiritual direction, space to write, and practical hope for the person still trying.
Reflections and Writing: Recovery Journal
$10.99A spacious recovery journal for reflections, inventories, questions, prayers, and next actions. It works independently or alongside the workbook.
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Relief Is Coming: Reflections from the Desert of Addiction 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, it offers reflection, spiritual direction, and practical hope for the person who needs to hear from someone who has been there and found a way out.
Relief Is Coming: Reflections and Writing is a recovery journal created for thoughts, inventories, prayers, questions, and next actions. Its wide-spaced pages and dedicated reflection sections give readers room to continue the work on their own or alongside the main workbook.
Trey E. is a recovery writer and the author of Relief Is Coming. Drawing from lived experience in addiction, recovery, service, and spiritual change, he writes for people who are hurting, starting over, and searching for an honest next step.
Serenity Media LLC publishes practical, experience-based resources designed to help people and recovery communities communicate honestly, take useful action, and move toward lasting change.
Interview & Speaking Topics
What people in early recovery may actually need when advice, fear, and emotion arrive all at once.
Shame, honesty, willingness, and how a person begins again without pretending the past did not happen.
Turning a personal recovery story into something useful without presenting one path as the only path.
Making room for spiritual growth while remaining honest about uncertainty, fear, and imperfection.
Why reading alone may not be enough, and how writing and small actions can interrupt old patterns.
How programs can use supplemental reflection tools without replacing clinical care or established curriculum.
Treatment Centers & Recovery Programs
The workbook and journal can be used individually or together in detox, residential, PHP/IOP, sober living, peer support, alumni, and faith-based settings.
They are designed as supplemental reflection resources. They do not replace clinical curriculum, therapy, medical care, sponsorship, or a program's established recovery model.
Qualified treatment-center and recovery-program decision-makers may request a complimentary review copy. Workbook packs, journal packs, and combined program bundles are also available by inquiry.
Downloadable Assets
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Media Contact
Contact Serenity Media LLC for podcast appearances, interviews, speaking, editorial review copies, treatment-center evaluation, or approved asset requests.
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Disclaimer: Relief Is Coming, its companion Recovery Journal, and Serenity Media LLC are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Narcotics Anonymous World Services, or any Twelve Step fellowship. These publications are not replacements for medical care, clinical treatment, therapy, detox, sponsorship, crisis support, or emergency services.