Dr. K's Book Recommendations: Relapse Prevention Therapy Workbook

“If you have knowledge, let others light their candle in it.”

Margaret Fuller

Every once in a while my curiosity discovers an extraordinary therapeutic resource. This month my focus is The Relapse Prevention Therapy Workbook by Terence Gorski and Stephen Grinsted. This particular resource has been useful in my practice for over 10 years.

Addressing relapse prone individuals and even folks who are just entering recovery, this self-guided workbook it’s both user-friendly and best practice. This RP program allows the person easily to recognize and cope with high risk thoughts, people and situations that will steer them back to relapse.

Upon completion individuals actually have a individualized concrete cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) relapse prevention roadmap. Numerous individuals who follow this program have reported they see the strength it adds to their recovery program.

Please take a look at this particular resource and see if it fits between your bookends.

As always please feel free to email me with your thoughts on this particular book. If you’re so inclined, share your suggestions concerning high-quality books that you feel deserved to be between many sets of bookends.

Ultimately we all will benefit from such collaboration.

If you feel this book would be a welcome addition to your life and bookshelf as well, here is a link to purchase it on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Relapse-Prevention-Therapy-Workbook-Revised/dp/0830914870/ref=sr_1_3?crid=LPJ4OPROYXBB&dchild=1&keywords=relapse+prevention+therapy+workbook&qid=1631889777&sr=8-3

PS- Next time I will review the book How God Changes Your Brain by Andrew Newberg, MD and Mark Robert Waldman