Martin Nicolaus Boeken

Focusing on personal empowerment, this guide provides a structured approach to achieving lasting recovery from alcohol and drugs. It emphasizes building a customized abstinence-based program, encouraging readers to act as their own therapists. The fourth edition introduces a method to strengthen decision-making skills across nine crucial domains, promoting independence and self-efficacy. With practical exercises, this workbook enables individuals to create healthier lifestyles and make transformative choices, ultimately leading to a fulfilling, sober life.

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The book presents a sophisticated and well-researched exploration of the LifeRing approach to recovery. It emphasizes the philosophical and practical aspects that empower both clinicians and researchers, as well as individuals seeking sobriety. Through insightful analysis, it aims to inspire transformative change in the recovery process, making it a valuable resource for anyone involved in addiction recovery.