THE SOBRIETY E-BOOK - Drug Rehab
THE SOBRIETY E-BOOK
YOUR GUIDE TO A BETTER LIFE.
BYCHRISELKINS,M.A.
The Sobriety E-Book
Your guide to a better life.
ChrisElkins,M.A.
Withawelcomemessagefrom: TimothyHuckaby,M.D.
Reviewed By: KevinWandler,M.D. TimothyHuckaby,M.D. JasonFields,M.D. MaryPowell,M.S.N.
Publishedonline:April2017
Edited by: Joey Rosenberg Kim Borwick
DISCLAIMER
Thise-bookisdesignedforgeneraleducationalandinformational purposesanddoesnotrendermedicaladvice.Theinformation provided through this e-book is not a substitute for professional healthcare,andassuch,shouldnotbeusedfordiagnosingor treatinganillnessorhealthconcern.Shouldyouneedimmediate medicalattention,pleasedial911orcontactyourphysician.
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Welcome How toUsethisE-Book QuickTipsforSobriety Understanding Addiction
Recovery Relapse MakingtheChoice Setting Goals Create Goals Creating a Support System FindingaSafeEnvironment EvaluatingYourEnvironment Setting Boundaries CommunicatingBoundaries ThinkAboutYourRelationships CreateYourOwnBoundaries Establish Consequences Triggers and Cravings Craving Questionnaire Avoiding Triggers
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14 19 20 - 22 23 - 25 25 26 - 28 29 - 32 31 33 - 39 34 36 38 39 40 - 46 42 46
TABLEOFCONTENTS
Coping Skills CopingBehaviorsQuestionnaire DecideHowYou'llCope KeepTrackofHowYouCope
StressManagement HowWillYouRelieveStress? StressManagementChecklist
TimeManagement EvaluateYourTimeManagementSkills
Handling Relapse MakinganEmergencyRelpasePreventionPlan
Resources for Sobriety OrganizationsinYourCommunity SupportGroups NumberstoCall
ReflectonWhatYou'veAccomplished WeCanHelpYou
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66 - 75 72 75
76 - 79 78
80 - 88 83
89 - 93 89 90 92 94 96 96
Welcome
Hello,
I'm Dr.TimothyHuckaby,aboardcertifiedaddictionspecialistwhoisinrecoveryfrom opiateaddictionand alcoholism.IwasindenialwhenIbeganmyrecoveryjourneyinmedicalschool.Ikickedanopiateaddiction for10years,butIremainedignoranttowardtheproblemsalcoholwascausingme.
In2008,Irelapsedforsixmonthsbeforeafewpartnersandfriendsofmineconvincedmetoseektreatment. Ihadhitrockbottom,andIwasfinallyreadytolisten.Atage52,Iachievedsobrietyfrom painkillersandalcohol.
Youdon'thavetowaituntilyouhitrockbottom toaskforhelp.Youdon'thavetowaitforfriendsorfamilyto intervenebeforeyoutakeproactivestepstowardlivingahealthylife.Ifalcoholorotherdrugsarecausing problemsinyourlife,nomatterhowbigorsmall,consideralifeofsobriety.Ifyouhavetriedtoquitusing alcoholorotherdrugsandwereunabletostop,nowisthistimetoaskforhelp.
Byopeningthise-book,you'vetakenoneofthefirststepstowardalifeinrecovery.You'vedecidedyouwant tolearnmoreaboutmaintainingsobriety,andyouwillnotletalcoholorotherdrugscontrolyourlife.
Congratulationsontakingthatstep.Maintainingsobrietywon'talwaysbeeasy.Itwillrequirework.Itwill requiretime.Itwillrequireeffort.Mostofall,itwillrequirehope.Sometimesyou'llbeabletodoitonyour own.Othertimesyou'llneedhelp.
Myadvicetoyou:Askforhelp.Turntofriendsandfamilyforsupportwhenyouneedit.Attendsupportgroup meetings.Ifyouneedtreatment,maketimeforit.Learnfrom mistakes.Keepyourheadupandneverquittrying.
Wishingyouwellonyourjourney,
Dr.TimothyHuckaby
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How toUseThisE-Book
Thise-bookwasdesignedforanyonewhowishestoabstainfrom alcoholorotherdrugs.It'swrittentohelpyou improveyourhealth,happinessandwell-being.Youdon'thavetohaveaclinicallydiagnosedsubstanceuse disordertousethise-book.Itcanhelpyouevenifyou'veneverexperiencedsymptomsofaddictionorproblems relatedtoalcoholordrugabuse.
Althoughthise-bookwaswrittenfor individualsin recoveryfrom addiction or dependence,theinformation,worksheetsand questionnairescanbenefitanyonestrivingto livealifeofsobriety.
Likewise,friends,familymembersand caregiversofpeopleinrecoverycanusethis e-book to better understand the challenges of sobriety.Theycandevelopgoalsforsupporting
theirlovedone,learnhowtoprovideasafe environmentandhelptheirlovedonestaysober.
Thise-bookdoesnotprovideaquickfixormagical cureforaddiction.Itdoesnotofferasimplesolution tolife'sproblemsbecausemaintainingsobrietyisn't easy.Togetthemostoutofthise-book,you'llneedto thinkaboutthewordsyouread,determinehowthe informationappliestoyouandcreatestrategiesfor implementingthetipsandtechniquesinyourdailylife.
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Tobesuccessful,youdon'tneedtoreadtheentiree-bookinonesitting.Read oneortwosectionsperday.Taketimetothinkabouttheinformation,anduseit inyoureverydaylife.Filloutthequestionnaires,andanalyzetheresults.Think aboutwhattheresultsmeantoyou.
"Thebiggestthingtorealizeisthatrecoveryisaprocess. It'snotlikeyougotodetoxforfivedaysandthenyou're allbetter.Ifyou'regoingtomakethosechangesinyour life,therearenoshortcuts."
-- JoeyFiorello,20yearsofsobrietyfrom alcoholandillicitdrugs
Asyouread,recordyourthoughtsinthespaceprovided.Behonestwhenyou answerthequestionnaires.Berealisticwhenyoudevelopgoals.Takeyourtime, stay positive and never give up.
Maintainingsobrietyisalifelongendeavor.Whenyou'vecompletedthee-book, yourjourneywon'tbeover.Thismayonlybethebeginning,butyou'llbemore preparedforrecoveryandbetterequippedtolivealifeofsobriety.
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QuickTipsforSobriety
Recoveryisn'taquickprocess.Therearen'tanyshortcutstosobriety.Itrequireswork,determinationand faith.However,therearebasicguidelinesyoucanfollowtodecreasetheoddsofrelapseandmake recovery easier.
Be Open and Honest
Oneofthemostdifficultpartsofmaintaining sobrietyisadmittingthatyouneedhelp,but supportfrom othersisvitaltomaintaining sobriety.Ifyou'rereadingthise-book,you'vetaken thefirststeptowardrecognizingthatyouneedto learnnewwaystoliveahealthylife.
Continuetobeopentonewinformation.Be honestwithyourselfandthosewhotrytohelp you.Allowotherstoteachyouaboutwhatworked forthem.Manypeopleinrecoverylivebyspiritual principlesthatstrengthentheirresolve,and recoveryisoftendescribedasaspiritualjourney.
Regardlessofyourreligiousbeliefs,beopentofinding anewpurposeinyourlifewhenyoufindsobriety.
MakeaPlan
Mostpeoplewhoregularlyusealcoholorother drugsdevelopcravings.Theymayexperience severewithdrawalsymptomswhentheytryto stop.Abstainingbecomesverydifficult,andusing seemseasy.
Youneedtomakeasobrietyplantoovercomethe challengesofrecovery.Theplanshouldinclude
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