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twelve jewish steps to recovery,a personal guide to turning from alcoholism and other addictions--drugs, food, gambling, sex (in English)
Stuart A. Copans
(Author)
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Kerry M. Olitzky
(Author)
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Maty Grünberg
(Illustrated by)
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Jewish Lights Publishing
· Paperback
twelve jewish steps to recovery,a personal guide to turning from alcoholism and other addictions--drugs, food, gambling, sex (in English) - Copans, Stuart A. ; Olitzky, Kerry M. ; Grünberg, Maty
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Synopsis "twelve jewish steps to recovery,a personal guide to turning from alcoholism and other addictions--drugs, food, gambling, sex (in English)"
This book is not just for Jewish people. It's for all people who would gain insight- and strength to heal-from Jewish tradition. All people who are in trouble with alcohol, drugs, or other addictions-food, gambling, and sexAnyone seeking an understanding of the Twelve Steps from a Jewish perspective-regardless of religious background or affiliationAlcoholics and addicts in recoveryCodependents Adult children of alcoholicsSpecialists in recovery and treatmentAn updated and expanded edition of a recovery classic. A rabbi, a psychiatrist, and many recovering Jewish people share their understanding of the Twelve Jewish Steps of recovery from addiction of all kinds based on conversations with each other-and with God. They present a Jewish perspective on the Twelve Steps and offer consolation, inspiration, and motivation for recovery-for people of all faiths and backgrounds-by drawing on traditional and contemporary Jewish sources and by sharing what recovering people say about their experiences. They explore why some Jews are uncomfortable with the Twelve Steps, as well as how the Jewish understanding of the Twelve Steps differs from the Christian understanding of it.
