Description
It uses plain language and no shame. Setbacks are treated as information, not failure. It also explains that different addictions need different kinds of support.
What’s inside
📱 Interactive eBook (works offline on phone, tablet or computer)
- 15 chapters with diagrams, quizzes, search, bookmarks and a clickable table of contents
- Craving Management Toolkit with 8 ways to respond to an urge
- Guided urge-surfing tool and breathing pacer
- Daily habit tracker with a 30-day chart, the 30-day healthy behaviour challenge and 10 interactive worksheets
- Your entries are saved privately on your device and are never uploaded. You can back them up or print them.
📘 117-page PDF eBook
- Every chapter, plus printable worksheets, quiz answers, a 43-term glossary and 20 cited references
📊 Excel workbook (blank and example versions)
- Habit tracker, trigger and craving log, daily wellbeing, weekly review, support contacts, routine planner and 30-day challenge
- Simple formulas and charts, no macros
- Works in Excel, Google Sheets and LibreOffice
🖨️ 7 bonus printables
- Change plan template
- Craving response card
- Support conversation guide
- Setback reflection worksheet
- Healthy coping strategy reference
- Professional support preparation checklist
- Daily reflection page
What you’ll learn
- The difference between a habit, physical dependence and addiction
- How the brain’s reward system and habit loops work
- How to spot your personal patterns and your emotional, environmental, social and physical triggers
- How to ride out cravings with urge surfing, delay, grounding and if-then plans
- How to manage stress, boredom, loneliness and frustration
- How to build healthier routines and change your environment
- How to set boundaries, ask for support and rebuild trust
- How to learn from setbacks without shame
- What professional help and treatment options exist
- How to support someone you care about, using CRAFT-style communication
28 step-by-step techniques. Each one explains what it is, why it may help, when to use it, step-by-step instructions, a realistic example, common difficulties and how to adapt it. Each is labelled research-supported, used in professional treatment or general wellbeing strategy, so you know what stands behind it.
Safety first. The guide explains why stopping alcohol, benzodiazepines or opioids suddenly can be dangerous, and when to talk to a professional first. It covers what to do in an emergency and lists crisis lines in several countries. It contains no detox instructions or medication doses.
Format: instant digital download (ZIP) with a Quick Start guide. English.
This guide is for education and self-reflection only. It is not a diagnosis, treatment plan or substitute for professional care, and it does not promise any particular outcome or timeline. In an emergency, call your local emergency number.
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