Break the Cycle of Alcoholism: Skills for Healthy Sobriety - Softcover

Geoff Colvin, PhD, Senior Author, has worked as a behavior consultant, certified school psychologist, teacher and school administrator, and researcher at University of Oregon. He is a talented and successful author of approximately 80 publications and has delivered 16 keynote presentations nationally and internationally. Bob Wiese, began his career as a high school English literature teacher and moved to teaching students with severe behavior problems. He provides training at a state level for counselors of alcoholics and has provided in-service and delivered lectures on alcoholism in many settings throughout the Northwest. Tina Wells, editor and author has worked directly with many well known educators as book editor for the International Society for Technology in Education. She has also authored of various books.

Seeing first hand my deceased brother's earlier struggling efforts to save his life and the lives of others in his AA group makes me wish he, and the members of our family, had had the information on the survival and betterment tools provided in this book. --Dr. Linda McRoberts Carnine, sister of alcoholic, Eugene, Oregon
This book is a welcome resource for me in my pastoral care for recovering alcoholics and those who are supporting them on their journey. Here is a wealth of information very carefully researched and put together with lists and summaries, charts, and graphics. The book gives me many practical strategies to provide support, direction, and hope that I have not found elsewhere. --Rev. Father John McGrann, Catholic Priest, Archdiocese of Portland.

I found the content to be exceptionally beneficial for anyone who is trying to gain a better insight into the complexities of addiction and how to overcome the pain and suffering that active addiction causes. --Jerry Gjesvold, Manager of Employer Services, Serenity Lane, treatment centers for alcohol and other drug dependencies, Washington and Oregon.