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Pocket Guide to the 12 Steps
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Weight: 0.15 lbs
Pocket Guide to the 12 Steps
The Crossing Press Pocket Series
Author: Kathleen S.
Overview
A time-proven process of healing, the 12-Step method is a practical approach to overcoming addictions, codependency, and compulsions. This guide distills the essence of the Twelve Steps into an accessible pocket-sized format, offering both encouragement and tools for recovery.
Through the Steps, readers can:
- Heal relationships with others
- Master new skills to sustain a healthy lifestyle
- Restore joy and meaning to life
- Overcome social isolation
- Learn to hear and be honest with oneself
- Build a clear sense of purpose
With a pragmatic yet compassionate approach, Pocket Guide to the 12 Steps shows how the Steps can transform daily living into a journey of honesty, connection, and purpose.
Why You’ll Love It
- A concise, portable guide to the Twelve Steps
- Written with authenticity from lived recovery since 1975
- Bridges spiritual wisdom with practical application
- Offers timeless lessons for anyone seeking balance, honesty, and healing
About the Author
Kathleen S. was born in Santa Cruz and raised in Northern California. She has been sober in AA and Al-Anon since New Year’s Eve, 1975, and is one of the founders of the international Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACA) movement in the mid-1980s.
She has served on the National Council on Codependence, Inc., and worked in both paid and volunteer positions supporting California’s Mental Health Rehabilitation and Retraining efforts, faith-based outreaches, and Native communities.
Philosophically, Kathleen combines a William James–style pragmatism (“The spiritual life is not a theory. We have to live it!”) with her long-time practice of Oriental Taoism, which she first explored through mathematics and set theory in 1965. This unique synthesis of practical holism, spirituality, and mindfulness informs her vision of living the Steps with grace and authenticity.
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