For Treatment Centers & Recovery Programs
A recovery workbook, companion journal, and flexible program bundle for treatment centers, sober living homes, peer support programs, alumni groups, and recovery ministries.
Relief Is Coming: Reflections from the Desert of Addiction gives clients something honest to sit with. Relief Is Coming: Reflections and Writing gives them room to keep writing after the workbook page is full.
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.
This workbook is designed to give them short, direct reflections, practical recovery questions, and a place to write without needing to perform, impress, or pretend they have it all figured out.
Program Resource Options
Programs can use the workbook by itself, provide the Recovery Journal as additional writing space, or pair both resources for a more complete reflection and transition package.
Workbook
Raw reflection, direct questions, practical actions, spiritual direction, and QR-connected recovery worksheets.
Recovery Journal
A 120-page, 9.75 × 7.5-inch journal with cream paper, comfortable line spacing, inventories, and next-action pages.
Program Bundle
Pair the guided workbook with dedicated writing space for welcome materials, groups, assignments, 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 through the program inquiry form below.
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 workbook in welcome materials, then use the journal for continued writing during detox, residential, PHP, IOP, or sober living.
Assign workbook reflections, then give clients room in the journal for evening writing, step-work support, or quiet processing.
Use selected workbook readings to open discussion, with the journal available for private responses and follow-through.
Send clients home with the workbook and journal together so reflection can continue when structure and accountability change.
Use either resource as a simple touchpoint for alumni groups, return visits, recovery check-ins, or mailers.
Give peer support workers, recovery coaches, and sober living staff practical tools for guided reflection and continued writing.
Inside the Resources
The workbook is not written like a clinical manual. It comes from lived experience for people who need honesty, hope, and a way to begin.
The Recovery Journal can stand alone or continue the work by giving clients 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.
These pages are designed to stay simple, mobile-friendly, and easy to use when someone is emotionally raw.
Clear Boundaries
This book is a reflection workbook. It can support recovery conversations, written processing, step-work, sponsorship, peer support, and personal honesty.
It should not be presented as medical advice, therapy, detox support, clinical treatment, crisis intervention, or a substitute for licensed care.
Program Orders
The $137.70 workbook-pack price includes the 25% qualifying-order discount and 8% Arizona sales tax. Shipping, expedited fulfillment, and special handling are additional when applicable. Journal packs and combined bundles are quoted separately.
Program Orders & Review Copies
Use this form to request workbook quantities, Recovery Journal quantities, combined bundles, invoicing help, or a complimentary review copy for a qualified treatment-center or recovery-program decision-maker.
Bring It to the Beginning
The workbook was written for the person who is hurting, newly sober, trying again, or standing at the edge of change. The Recovery Journal gives that person room to continue.
Used alone or together, these resources can continue working long after a group, session, or discharge conversation ends.
Disclaimer: This book and these online resources are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Narcotics Anonymous World Services, or any Twelve Step fellowship. This book is not a replacement 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 a crisis line right away.
