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Books and Recovery
Workbooks for Alcohol and Drug Problems:
Family Recovery
Workbook:
For families affected by chemical dependency - Second
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by Dennis C. Daley, Ph.D
© 1987 Paperback 32
pages
ISBN: 0-943519-9
Price: $4.00 each
Chemical Dependency is
a widespread serious problem in our country. An estimated ten
million Americans are alcoholic. Millions more suffer from other
chemical dependencies...
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Getting high & doing time: What's the connection?
A Recovery Guide to Substance Abusers in Trouble With the Law. |
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by Dennis C. Daley, PhD. and Edward M. Read
© 2001 Paperback 85 pages
ISBN: 1-56991-142-8
Price: $ 12.00
This interactive recovery guide was written for men and women whose
alcohol or drug problem have led to being in trouble with the
law--in jail or prison or on probation or parole...
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I Can Talk About What Hurts:
A Book for Kids in Homes Where There's Chemical Dependency |
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by Dennis Daley, Janet Sinberg
Illustrated by Tim Hartman
© 1989 Paperback 56 pages
ISBN: 0-89486-641-9
Price: $ 10.00
Children ages 8 to 16 will find an easy-to-understand overview of
living with chemical dependency. In this book is a hopeful
discussion of how chemically dependent people and their families can
get better...
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Improving Communication
and Relationships:
An Adults-in-Recovery Workbook |
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by Dennis C. Daley, Ph.D.
© 1996 Paperback 96 pages
ISBN: 1-55691-107-6
Price: $ 15.00
Improving Communication and Relationships is a recovery workbook
which takes a pro-active approach in the recovery process to improve
the relationships of individuals by helping them learn to
communicate with family members and friends, as well as develop
social support and relapse-prevention networks.
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Kicking Addictive Habits Once & for All:
A
Relapse Prevention Guide |
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by Dennis C. Daley
© 1998 Paperback 224 pages
ISBN: 0-7879-4068-2
Price: $ 22.00
Here is a basic guidebook for anyone in recovery from
addiction-where to alcohol, drugs, compulsive eating, or
gambling-and plagued by relapses into self-destructive behavior...
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