Addiction & Recovery Collection
Recovery Is Possible. Hope Starts Here.
Addiction does not define you. With the right support, knowledge, and determination, you can recover. You can build a better life because change is always possible.
Every Stage of Healing Matters
Addiction affects everyone: individuals, families, and entire communities. However, it does not have to be your final story. Recovery is possible, no matter what you’ve struggled with alcohol, prescription pills, illegal drugs, or other addictive behaviors. For example, many people find new strength and purpose as they move through recovery, one step at a time.
Our Addiction & Recovery Collection is here to help. Our books give you real answers, hope, and tools you can use right now. Because recovery is a journey, we help you understand addiction, find your path to recovery, rebuild relationships, and create a healthier, happier life. Each book teaches you what you need to know and encourages you to stay strong.
Whether you’re just starting recovery, staying sober, supporting someone you love, or working in the recovery field, we have books for you. Also, our resources work for every stage of healing, so you can keep growing as your needs change.
Our Collection Includes
Every book uses clear, simple language so you can find help fast. Therefore, you can focus on what matters most: taking your next step. Browse below to find your starting point.
Substance Recovery Support
A guide to understanding addiction, solving problems, preventing relapse, and building a stronger future.
Addiction may be part of your story. However, it will never be the end of it.
Start Your Journey
These books are for you or someone you love. They offer support and real help. However, they’re not a replacement for professional care, so please reach out to a qualified provider if you need more support.
If you’re in crisis, get help now. For example, you can call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the U.S. It’s free and available 24 hours a day. If you need immediate help, call 911.
