“We combed through stacks of addiction workbooks before finding The Mindfulness Workbook for Addiction. With a blend of engaging narrative and practical tools, the authors show people that it’s possible to feel and move on from years of underlying emotional trauma. With this essential manual on everyday mindful living, thousands have found satisfaction and sustained recovery through newfound self-acceptance and emotional intelligence.”
—Daniel Manson, CATC and CATC-CS, president of Elevate Addiction Services, with over twenty-two years working in the substance abuse treatment industry
~Daniel Manson, CATC and CATC-CS
“Warm, practical, and relatable, this guide to recovery is loaded with proven strategies to manage the emotional pain that drives addiction. It’s an indispensable tool for those struggling with addictive behaviors, their loved ones, and their treatment providers.”
—Yael Schonbrun, PhD, assistant professor at Brown University, and cohost of the Psychologists Off the Clock podcast
~Yael Schonbrun, PhD
“This book represents an essential journey to a deeper understanding and healing from addiction. Step by step, it masterfully takes you through this process in a way only someone with extensive clinical experience treating addiction can provide. It is simple to follow with insightful exercises, and stays true to the science behind addiction. Whether new or experienced in recovery or mindfulness, this book will take you deeper through your healing.”
—Amer Raheemullah, MD, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford University, and director of the addiction medicine consult service at Stanford Hospital
~Amer Raheemullah, MD
“This inspired and comprehensive guidebook is the healing journey that we wish everyone struggling with addictions would have access to. Through inspirational practices, the authors engage readers to actively become part of their next-level metamorphosis. In its second edition, this guide integrates many of the traumas we recently experienced as a collective, and how we can move forward post-pandemic. This book delivers a journey toward self-understanding, self-acceptance, self-love, and transformation.”
—Britt Deanda and Tara Schulenberg, founders and creators of Elevate the Globe, and coauthors of Good Morning Intentions
~Britt Deanda and Tara Schulenberg
“This masterfully designed workbook distills proven strategies and interventions from multiple schools of psychotherapy into a holistic and practical guide that is sure to be a powerful catalyst for recovery. Guided by the trusted wisdom of experienced and hope-inspiring clinicians, the reader will learn to transform their relationship with their emotions and resolve the painful losses that are so often at the root of addictions.”
—Dimitri Perivoliotis, PhD, psychologist at the VA San Diego Healthcare System; associate professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine; and coauthor of Recovery-Oriented Cognitive Therapy for Serious Mental Health Conditions
~Dimitri Perivoliotis, PhD
“Mindfulness is such a powerful recovery tool. This workbook creates a beautifully accessible set of practices for supporting sustained recovery. Perfect for beginners or those experienced in mindfulness and therapy. A wonderful addition for any therapist or person seeking recovery.”
—Celisa Flores, PsyD, NBCC, E-RYT, international speaker, integration coach, mindfulness facilitator, and Center for Discovery clinical outreach representative
~Celisa Flores, PsyD, NBCC, E-RYT
“Addictive behaviors thrive during times of grief, stress, and anger. The authors have created an excellent, easy-to-follow guide for dealing with these difficult emotions, making it perfect even if your feelings are running high and your addicted mind is running amuck. In this practical road map, you will find helpful exercises to develop the mindfulness skills needed to cope with these challenging emotions and overcome any barriers life throws at you.”
—Duane Osterlind, LMFT, CSAT, host of The Addicted Mind podcast, and founder of Novus Mindful Life Institute
~Duane Osterlind, LMFT, CSAT
“Using insightful exercises and practical, real-life examples, Rebecca Williams and Julie Kraft lay a solid and accessible foundation for using mindfulness and inquiry to help us heal from addiction.”
—Katy Cryer, MS, author of Yoga for Addiction
~Katy Cryer, MS
