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Relapse Prevention:: Long-Term Sobriety
Relapse Prevention; Long-Term Sobriety. Best-selling author Rev. Dr. Kevin T. Coughlin Ph.D. shares his experience, strength, and hope, as you travel a journey of lessons learned over two decades of recovery and many years working in the industry with him.
This workbook and manual is jam-packed with information that will assist the newcomer as well as the old-timer in recovery. Successful relapse prevention is a process! Learning, developing, and using new skills, attitudes, beliefs, and values that help you to reach your life’s goals and objectives in recovery. Relapse prevention is about committing to a life of recovery and following an action plan to stay clean and sober. Relapse does not need to happen in recovery from addiction, if it does you move forward in recovery. Addiction is a disease and relapse can happen; however, to teach people that relapse is part of recovery, sets them up to fail. Many individuals recover from addiction without ever relapsing, it’s a choice. To use a drug, you must make a decision followed by an action.
Relapse is not a prerequisite! Addicts and alcoholics can get clean and sober the first time that they try and never look back. A relapse does not have to happen. In fact, if an addict or alcoholic works a modality or program of recovery giving 100% effort, they should not ever relapse. Any relapse could end in disaster! Anyone that has the miracle of recovery should do everything in their power not to ever relapse. It could cost them their lives!
Best-Selling Author, Rev. Dr. Kevin T. Coughlin Ph.D. shares his wisdom, knowledge, and experience with you in all of the crucial chapters of this book. He has already impacted thousands of families and individuals in his career of over two decades in the addiction recovery industry, don’t miss out on the answers you have been seeking. This enjoyable workbook and manual will teach you in a fun and easy to understand language. Buy your copy today! Rev. Dr. Coughlin’s website is www.theaddiction.expert
Relapse Prevention; Long-Term Sobriety is the author’s eleventh book. This book is dedicated to the author’s long-time friend and mentor John Phelps. Buy your copy today on Amazon.com!
This workbook and manual is jam-packed with information that will assist the newcomer as well as the old-timer in recovery. Successful relapse prevention is a process! Learning, developing, and using new skills, attitudes, beliefs, and values that help you to reach your life’s goals and objectives in recovery. Relapse prevention is about committing to a life of recovery and following an action plan to stay clean and sober. Relapse does not need to happen in recovery from addiction, if it does you move forward in recovery. Addiction is a disease and relapse can happen; however, to teach people that relapse is part of recovery, sets them up to fail. Many individuals recover from addiction without ever relapsing, it’s a choice. To use a drug, you must make a decision followed by an action.
Relapse is not a prerequisite! Addicts and alcoholics can get clean and sober the first time that they try and never look back. A relapse does not have to happen. In fact, if an addict or alcoholic works a modality or program of recovery giving 100% effort, they should not ever relapse. Any relapse could end in disaster! Anyone that has the miracle of recovery should do everything in their power not to ever relapse. It could cost them their lives!
Best-Selling Author, Rev. Dr. Kevin T. Coughlin Ph.D. shares his wisdom, knowledge, and experience with you in all of the crucial chapters of this book. He has already impacted thousands of families and individuals in his career of over two decades in the addiction recovery industry, don’t miss out on the answers you have been seeking. This enjoyable workbook and manual will teach you in a fun and easy to understand language. Buy your copy today! Rev. Dr. Coughlin’s website is www.theaddiction.expert
Relapse Prevention; Long-Term Sobriety is the author’s eleventh book. This book is dedicated to the author’s long-time friend and mentor John Phelps. Buy your copy today on Amazon.com!
62 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 29, 2016
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About the author
Kevin T. Coughlin
33 books10 followersAuthor, Rev. Dr. Kevin T. Coughlin PhD is an International Master Coach, trainer, writer, speaker, Christian counselor and therapist, Provincial Superintendent to be consecrated a Bishop in the Spring of 2016, associate professor, Anger Management Practitioner, Nationally Certified Interventionist, Life Coach, Life Recovery Coach, Gambling Addiction Coach, Sexual Addiction Coach, Domestic Violence Advocate, and has been seen on ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX news.
Rev. Kev is an expert on Addiction and Recovery. He is also the Director of a Residential Recovery Facility New Beginning Ministry and President and CEO of Phase IIC Coaching, LLC.
He has been working in the addiction recovery field for almost two decades, has helped thousands of individuals and their families overcome all types of addiction, shame and guilt, relationship and communication problems, anger management, inner healing, self-image, interventions.
Visit his website and blog to learn more about Kevin at: www.revkevsrecoveryworld.com
Rev. Kev is an expert on Addiction and Recovery. He is also the Director of a Residential Recovery Facility New Beginning Ministry and President and CEO of Phase IIC Coaching, LLC.
He has been working in the addiction recovery field for almost two decades, has helped thousands of individuals and their families overcome all types of addiction, shame and guilt, relationship and communication problems, anger management, inner healing, self-image, interventions.
Visit his website and blog to learn more about Kevin at: www.revkevsrecoveryworld.com
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I am not an addict but I'm dealing with a recovering addict. This book is helpful and opens your eyes to all of the options your loved one has. Definitely a good read of the addict or someone helping an addict with recovery
I am not an addict but I'm dealing with a recovering addict. This book is helpful and opens your eyes to all of the options your loved one has. Definitely a good read of the addict or someone helping an addict with recovery
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