
Recovery-Related Websites
Thoughtfully screened for information
content and presentation. Visit those that interest you, and if you like
them, let the owners and webmasters know. They'll appreciate the feedback. Alcohol
& Drug Abuse
A non-commercial site that delivers clear, straightforward alcohol, drug,
codependency, & recovery information in plain English. Some simple
diagnostics and recovery guides. This is our sister site.
Day-by-Day
Author Shelly Marshall's site. Packed with information particularly relevant
to addictions professionals who work with teens.
Joy
2 Me and U
Author Robert Burney's site. Thoughtfully done, and definitely worth
visiting.
Grant
Me The Serenity...
Addiction, abuse, self-help, & mental health resource guide. Includes
recovery related books & gifts, prayers, quotes, affirmations, and free
downloads.
Choices:
An AA Recovery Magazine
Choices © is a Recovery Magazine open to all 12 Step Programs based on AA's
principles and practices. This a beautifully constructed Web site.
One
Spirit Project
Perspectives that help individuals find meaning and purpose in life. This
site facilitates personal growth and spiritual enlightenment through
interaction and discussion. Contains a large resource directory.
Early
AA History
Dick B.'s fascinating materials from 10 years of research on the spiritual
roots of AA. This site is updated often.
The
Recovery Zone
The Recovery Zone calls itself "the ultimate guide to 12 step information on the world wide web." The claim may or may not be true, but the site does, indeed, have a lot to offer, including the entire Big Book - available in print
and streaming audio.
Silkworth.net
A site dedicated to providing "the best online research sources available in a well-organized, easy-to-use format." A nice site, for sure. Interesting
AA & general recovery content.
PREVLINE
Website for The National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information.
Includes links to the websites of federal and other non-profit agencies,
several of which offer excellent free print literature. This site is an
exceptional source of information.
Web
of Addictions
An impressive and extensive site with a broad range of addiction-related
topics and links.
About.com
Guide to Alcoholism & Substance Abuse
Lots of good information and links. Offers weekly and daily newsletters
that are quite interesting and useful.
Casa
Columbia
A nice site from Columbia University. A good site for individuals interested
in scholarly works. Quite a few academic journal article reprints.
Drug
Help
A straightforward, few frills drug information site owned by Phoenix House,
a non-profit treatment organization with facilities in several states.
The
Sluggers Path
An interesting new approach to addiction recovery that serves as a focal
point and visual cue (looks like the basepath). Features the "Big
5" values/commitments/levels of recovery.
Turning
Leaf Press
A nice website devoted to slogans, sayings and other truisms, gathered from
the rooms of Twelve Step recovery programs.
Recovery Site Locator
Some of the best recovery, substance abuse,
and self-help related information on the web. Love
First
A good starting point for family intervention. Contains intervention
articles, resources, answers to questions, online chat, and a bulletin
board.
Intervention
Vaughn Howland's site. Focuses on theoretical approaches to and practical
applications of the intervention process.
Geri's
Recovery Music
A website devoted to recovery from eating disorders, depression, child
abuse, and substance abuse issues. Listen to a free MP3 of the song
"Serenity" from Geri's CD entitled "Soulful Journey."
TwelveStep.com
Excellent links pages to recovery-related websites and discussion groups.
Includes information about La Hacienda Treatment Center in Hunt, Texas.
MentalHealth.com
A comprehensive, award-winning site covering mental health issues.
More website links will be added
soon.
In the meantime, if you know of other
exceptional sites that would fit here, please let us know about them. We'll
check them out, and if they work for us, we'll add them to the list. Email
us here: croper1(at)austin.rr.com (not a
direct link in order to avoid address being robotically gathered for spam).
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