A Daily Sobriety Journal To Make Recovery Truly Unforgettable Acclaimed self-help author and former alcoholic Joanne Edmund has created this beautifully designed Sobriety Journal to help you stay sober and achieve new levels of happiness in your daily life. Inspired by real-life experiences this sober journal is both practical and non-judgmental. It will help you to start your day positive & strong and end your day reflective & calm. Of course, you have to put in the work yourself, there are no fairytale solutions. But the guidance of The Sobriety Journal helps you to focus on the good in life. There are no intimidating commitments. Just a safe, private and empowering daily journal to make recovery truly unforgettable.
About The AuthorJoanne Edmund is a self-help author. She wrote courageously about her struggle with alcoholism, in the book 'Quit Drinking! An Inspiring Recovery Workbook'. As a young girl, she always wanted to be a writer. In Quit Drinking she wrote:
"Fairy tales, in old books, seemed to tell of a world far away from my own. A fine, fine world. Many years later, I am a grown-up woman and fairy tales still get me from time to time. Though the first book I'll publish is not one of kissing teenagers or magic elves, it's about the truth. About my addiction and what I did to overcome it."
A perfect gift.The Sobriety Journal is an addiction recovery journal that is also a perfect sobriety gift for a, spouse, family member or friend. Forget the hard to follow 'how to quit drinking books' or 'how to stop drinking books'. This Sobriety Journal is empowering & practical and can be used by anyone who seeks recovery from addiction. Specifically as sobriety gifts for men or women in Alcoholics Anonymous, narcotics rehab, substance abuse, alcohol addiction, 12 steps and 12 traditions, alcoholism, narcotics rehab, living sober, drug addiction recovery, heroin addiction and any other addiction. Also perfectly compatible while using the alcoholics anonymous big books, 12 Steps workbook or any other addiction recovery workbooks. Even if your 1 year sober, or three years sober, this sobriety journal could still be of use as a daily companion to focus on gratitude and happiness.
