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The Dual Disorders Recovery Book
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The Dual Disorders Recovery Book
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The Dual Disorders Recovery Book
A Twelve Step Program for Those of Us With Addiction and an Emotional or Psychiatric Illness
Author: Anonymous
Overview
For individuals facing the challenge of living with both an addiction and a psychiatric illness, The Dual Disorders Recovery Book provides a compassionate and practical guide. Written from the perspective of lived experience, it blends the wisdom of Twelve Step recovery with insights into mental health, offering a path of hope, strength, and healing.
The book explains how the first five Steps of recovery can be applied specifically to those with dual disorders, helping readers break free from the isolation and confusion that so often accompany co-occurring conditions. Alongside personal stories of struggle and triumph, it provides expert advice and resources, including:
- A “Blueprint for Recovery” tailored to dual disorders
- The meeting format of Dual Recovery Anonymous (DRA)
- Self-help tools and support resources for long-term stability
More than a recovery manual, this book validates the lived experience of dual diagnosis and shows that recovery is possible—step by step, with community and courage.
Reviews
- "Hopeful, informative, and thoroughly enjoyable reading." — Michele L.
- "Clearly written, forthright, and honest accounts of pain, loss, hurt, and the gradual emergence of hope and recovery through both Twelve Step programs and mental health services. This book will provide a heart-warming map for many readers." — Bert Pepper, MD, Executive Director, The Information Exchange, Inc.; Clinical Professor of Psychology, New York University School of Medicine
- "This book fits totally with our integrated model for treating mental illness and addiction with a parallel disease and recovery model. More important, it puts the dual diagnosis recovery process into human terms that people with dual diagnosis can identify with and use." — Kenneth Minkoff, MD, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School
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