This sobriety journal has been created to help you capture your progress during your fight against addiction. The journal is a 60 days planner for alcoholism & drug addiction recovery and each double page allows you to: define a daily goal and track your daily mood write down a positive affirmation take notes about your thoughts draw daily conclusions (did I stay sober? what did I accomplish today?) The journal also contains some advises and exemples to create positive affirmation and fill daily pages in order to help you down the road to recovery. This makes a great gift for any loved one fighting against addiction.

This sobriety journal has been created to help you capture your progress during your fight against addiction. The journal is a 60 days planner for alcoholism & drug addiction recovery and each double page allows you to : define a daily goal and track your daily mood write down a positive affirmation take notes about your thoughts draw daily conclusions (did I stay sober? what did I accomplish today?) The journal also contains some advises and exemples to create positive affirmation and fill daily pages in order to help you down the road to recovery. This makes a great gift for any loved one fighting against addiction.

My Sobriety Diary is a tool to write what you're feeling throughout your day while getting and staying sober. Motivate yourself and track your triggers or get mad and feel confused or just feel all the things while you write it down and keep yourself accountable. Don't forget to give yourself daily credit for staying the course. This dairy provides space for working through it. Buy one for a friend who is starting a sobriety journey and share your daily thoughts. 120 pages 6 x 9

Are you looking for ideal journal to keep track daily of your alcohol recovery? This journal will guide you through 90 days, here's what you'll find inside: 183 pages for your writings and thougths, 6" x 9" dimension, 90 days, A whote page for each day to write down your thoughts and feelings, It is also a great gift idea! Ready to join our happy customers? Then scroll up and get your copy now!

This Notebook and Journal is a a fun and best for someone who is working on staying sober and beating addiction. you can use as a sobriety tracker or journal, to keep track of your progress and general thoughts, feelings and plans/goals. features of this notebook: Size - 8.5" x 11" 120 Pages College Ruled / Lined Paper glossy Laminated Cover Designer Cover

Journaling is a simple yet important part of the recovery process. It's a great way to express your emotions, track your thoughts and chart your progress throughout your recovery and beyond. Journal Guided Prompt Features Include: Date and Day of the Week Days Sober Daily Affirmations/Devotions Feelings Rating Daily Gratitude Daily Goals Daily Challenges Section for daily thoughts and reflections This "Sober and Sexy" sobriety journal is the perfect gift for someone who is working on their sobriety or who is going through AA, Recovery Program or inpatient program. Format: 6 x 9 inches ~ easy to write in yet not bulky for on-the-go or traveling. 121 pages

Healthy sexuality within the context of recovery is rarely talked about openly, in part because the larger culture restricts the space required to name our experiences in open, honest ways. Matesa gives us that space by bringing the language of recovery to this more hidden part of our healing, allowing us to truly “practice these principles in all our affairs." Sexuality in the context of recovery is rarely talked about openly, in part because our broader culture may inhibit us from sharing our true experiences. For some, the prospect of sober sex feels like uncharted waters—in the past, we’ve rarely had sex without first numbing ourselves with drugs and alcohol. What does it mean to have an intimate relationship in sobriety? Exploring that question deepens our recovery journey. With this groundbreaking work, Jennifer Matesa uncovers the challenges real people encounter when they start taking their clothes off—without drinking or using in order to do so. Providing readers “a meeting between the covers,” Matesa blends first-person accounts bravely shared by diverse members of the recovery community, insights from experts, and her own perspectives. The result is a book that creates a space for a vital, new dialogue about sexuality and intimacy. As we find a common language for this more hidden aspect of our healing, we can truly “practice these principles in all our affairs.”