For Treatment Centers & Recovery Programs
A practical recovery book and optional companion journal designed for reflection, writing, group support, transition, and continued recovery work.
Relief Is Coming was written from lived experience for people who are hurting, newly sober, trying again, or beginning to believe change may still be possible.
Complimentary review copies are available for qualified treatment-center and recovery-program decision-makers considering the resources for client, resident, group, or alumni use.
Relief Is Coming
Primary recovery book
Companion Journal
Optional extended writing space
Why Programs Use It
Early recovery can be overwhelming. People are often tired, afraid, newly honest, emotionally raw, or unsure whether change is still possible.
The book gives them short reflections, direct questions, writing space, and practical next actions without asking them to perform, impress, or pretend they have it all figured out.
Program Resource Options
Use the book by itself, add the Companion Journal for more writing space, or pair both resources for a fuller reflection and transition set.
Short reflections, direct questions, writing space, spiritual direction, practical actions, and QR-connected recovery tools.
A spacious companion journal for meeting notes, gratitude, inventory, prayer, questions, and continued reflection.
Pair the guided book with dedicated writing space for welcome materials, groups, discharge planning, alumni support, or recovery gifts.
Individual copies are purchased through Amazon. Program quantities, journal packs, combined bundles, invoicing, and purchase-order requests are handled directly through Serenity Media.
Who It Helps
People in the first days, weeks, or months who need honest language, not complicated theory.
People coming back after relapse, shame, fear, or another painful bottom.
Clients who need something they can take with them after discharge, sober living placement, or transition.
How Programs Can Use It
Place the book in welcome materials and offer the Journal when more writing space is useful.
Use selected readings between groups, sessions, or meetings as a simple written reflection assignment.
Use a short reading to open conversation, then let clients answer privately or discuss what came up.
Send clients home with a resource they can continue using when structure and accountability change.
Use the book or Journal as a simple touchpoint for alumni groups, return visits, or recovery check-ins.
Give peer staff, recovery coaches, and sober living teams a practical prompt for guided reflection.
Inside the Resources
The main book is not written like a clinical manual. It comes from lived experience for people who need honesty, hope, and a way to begin.
The Companion Journal can stand alone or extend the work with more room for inventories, questions, prayers, group notes, and next actions.
Connected Online Tools
The book connects readers to simple online tools for Step 4, Step 6, Step 8, and related recovery reflection work.
They are there when a short reading brings up something worth working through more deeply.
Clear Boundaries
Relief Is Coming can support recovery conversations, written processing, Step work, sponsorship, peer support, and personal reflection.
It should not be presented as medical advice, therapy, detox support, clinical treatment, crisis intervention, or a substitute for licensed care.
Program Orders
Choose individual copies through Amazon or ready-to-purchase 10-packs for treatment programs, sober living homes, alumni programs, discharge planning, groups, and recovery organizations.
Need a different quantity, invoice, purchase order, or special fulfillment? Use the program order inquiry form below. Current pricing and checkout options are maintained on the Orders page.
Program Orders & Review Copies
Use the form for program quantities, Companion Journal quantities, combined bundles, invoicing questions, purchase-order needs, or a complimentary review copy for a qualified decision-maker.
Bring It to the Beginning
The book was written for the person who is hurting, newly sober, trying again, or standing at the edge of change. The Companion Journal gives that person more room to continue.
Used alone or together, the resources can stay with someone after a group, session, or discharge conversation ends.
Disclaimer: Relief Is Coming and its online resources are not affiliated with or endorsed by Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, or any Twelve Step fellowship. They are not a replacement for medical care, clinical treatment, therapy, detox, sponsorship, crisis support, or emergency services.
