60 Resources that Lead to a Better Life

Today (May 18) Treatment Talk turns one.

I’ve been blogging for one year.  One year can be a brief period of time, and yet it also pass with a blink of an eye. But still, it amazes me that Treatment Talk has been in existence one year — I feel like I’ve barely begun.

I won’t necessarily make a big deal about each and every milestone of my website, but I thought this would give me the opportunity to share the resources that I have discovered this year.

There is a lot happening out there in cyberspace, and I have met wonderful people online. There is nothing like creating a little something in the world that is your own. Writing posts for Treatment Talk for the last year, and making friends with all of you readers has been delightful.

You are a courageous, amazing and glorious group of people and I’m glad we have connected.

Here is list is for anyone looking for resources whether you are dealing with family addiction, or  just looking for self improvement. They may even change your life.

1. A-List Blogging Boot Camp
2. Amy Parmenter, The Parm Farm
3. Back on My Feet ~ a wonderful charity to help the homeless start running
4. Barrie Davenport, Live Bold and Bloom
5. Benoit Denizet-Lewis, America Anonymous: Eight Addicts in Search of a Life
6. Brad Mersereau, A Love Song For Laura
7. Carole Bennett, Family Recovery Solutions
8. Catilin, Operation Beautiful
9. Christopher Kennedy Lawford , Moments of Clarity
10. Courtney Carver, Be More with Less
11. Daily Strength
12. Dan King, Design Elemental
13. David Heckenlively, Integrated Teen Services
14. David Sheff, Beautiful Boy
15. Denise Krochta, Addicted to Addicts: Survival 101
16. Doctor Adi Jaffe, All About Addiction
17. Ellen Harvey, Ink Productions
18. Eons
19. Gail Brenner, A Flourishing Life
20. Graham Phoenix, Male eXperience
21. Harmony Place
22. Holly Knott, quilt artist, web designer
23. Intervene, A community of parents concerned about their teens’ alcohol and drug use.
24. Jace Horwitz, Herbert House
25. Jane Adams, When Our Grown Kids Disappoint Us
26. Jeff Christensen, Sober Living Network
27. Joe and Judy Herzanek, Changing Lives Foundation
28. Joseph G., Rum Radio
29. Judith S. Wallerstein, Julia M. Lewis, Sandra Blakeslee , The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce
30. Karen Mock, Art to Recovery
31. Katie Tallo, Momentum Gathering
32. Kelli Athas, Intercept Interventions
33. Kim Box, Pathway to Prevention
34. Kim Doyle, The Word Press Chick
35. Kristina Wadzilak, The Lost Years
36. Lee Block, The Post-Divorce Chronicles
37. Leo Babauta, Zen Habits
38. Libby Cataldi, Stay Close:  A Mother’s Story of Her Son’s Addiction
39. Linda Quirk, Run7on7
40. Lisa Frederiksen, Breaking the Cycles
41. Lisa Scinta, Michael’s Song
42. Mary Jaksch, Goodlife Zen
43. Melody Beattie, The Language of Letting Go
44. Nic Sheff, Tweak
45. Newark Now, Fatherhood
46. Open Sky Wilderness Therapy Program
47. Partnership at Drugfree.org
48. Pat Nichols, Parents Helping Parent, Inc.
49. Passages to Recovery
50. Rick Green, AddictionReviews
51. Ron Grover, An Addict in Our Son’s Bedroom
52. Safe Harbor Treatment Center for Women
53. SAMHSA
54. Sherry Gaba, The Law of Sobriety
55. Spyros Heniadis, Marinating the Mind
56. Stephanie Staal, The Love They Lost, Living with the Legacy of Our Parent’s Divorce
57. Tess Marshall, The Bold Life
58. CASA, The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University
59. Thomas Rees, SoberLivingSearch.com
60. Willows in the Wind

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