Kickstart Your Recovery - The Road Less Traveled to Freedom from Addiction

Are you or a loved one unable to stop drinking or using drugs, yet tired of the endless cycle of pain and consequences? Recovery is possible and it's not as frightening as most make it out to be.


Addiction is a cruel and subtle disease that robs its victims of so much. Those suffering from alcoholism or drug addiction are often baffled by its effects on their lives and the devastation that can be wrought in such a short period. Loved ones feel helpless and hopeless as they are forced to stand by and watch as someone they care about erodes before their eyes, clear that they cannot stop drinking or using drugs.


Luckily, many people are able to reach some sort of "bottom," or a jumping off place, where they are finally willing and able to ask for help and begin the process of getting sober. Kickstart Your Recovery , now in its 3rd Edition, offers a powerful message to those who are looking for a way out from an endless cycle of pain and loss and for tools to avoid relapse. With a clear approach, and drawing on her own history in addiction recovery, author Taite Adams is able to give the new person in recovery answers to a lot of Frequently Asked Questions about getting sober and allay some common fears. Some of the areas that are addressed in detail are:



What is a "Bottom"?
Should I Go to Treatment?
What is Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)?
12 Step Programs
Sponsorship
Families and Relationships
The Job and Career in Sobriety
About the Consequences of Addiction
Living Life and Having Fun Sober
Addressing Other Issues
and Much More

Whether brand new in sobriety, considering going to treatment, or just coming to grips with the fact that there may be a "problem," alcoholism and addiction help is available in many forms and Kickstart Your Recovery is an invaluable tool to get your questions answered about getting sober, staying sober, avoiding relapse, and helping you move one step closer to a better way of life free of alcohol and drugs. **3rd Edition published 5/11/2019.