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West Palm Beach, Florida (PRWEB) August 1, 2007 – AddictionRecoveryBasics.com has compiled a collection of the most pertinent tips and articles on dealing with the challenges of recovering from addiction, with topics ranging from managing stress, to developing self-confidence, to using spirituality to achieve sustained recovery. The 97-page document, called the Recovery Rolodex, is available for free and can be easily downloaded as a PDF file from http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/ .

The Recovery Rolodex is a book of lists for people who need addiction-recovery advice, and includes tips on topics such as dealing with cravings, finding a rehabilitation program, sleeping better and sustaining healthy relationships. The Rolodex offers valuable advice on handling temporary setbacks along with hundreds of other techniques and links to sites, blogs and forums that offer the best and most relevant resources for addiction treatment. The three major goals of the Recovery Rolodex are preventing relapses, fostering personal development and effectively managing withdrawal symptoms.

The document is a solution for the vast array of information that exists about addiction recovery because it offers a consolidated resource for helping recovering addicts and their families cope with and work through the stages of recovery. Bill Urell, a therapist who has personal experience with addiction recovery, created http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/ and the Recovery Rolodex to reach out to recovering addicts and provide them with the most recent information, studies, advice and tips on addiction recovery.

Recovering from addiction requires a two-pronged approach – finding the right skills and treatment options to use to obtain effective recovery and using those same skills to achieve and sustain a complete recovery. The Recovery Rolodex breaks the road to recovery into five major areas that recovering addicts need to address and process for complete recovery success. These steps include acknowledging an existing problem, making the resolution to stop the addictive behavior, establishing a strong plan to maximize successful addiction recovery and using the plan to recover from the addiction.

About AddictionRecoveryBasics.com

AddictionRecoveryBasics.com is a Web site that is dedicated to providing real and updated solutions for overcoming all kinds of addictions. The site is filled with news, information and advice to help recovering addicts learn skills and find resources to help cope with the challenges of recovery. The site is run by Bill Urell, an addiction therapist who is currently helping older adults suffering from chemical dependency. Urell communicates directly with his visitors through his site, and encourages active contributions of advice and tips. For more information, please visit http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/ .

Contact:

Bill Urell

520 34th Street

West Palm Beach, Florida 33407

561-841-1118

Web Site Offers the Addiction Recovery Help Guide, a Free Addiction Resource Guide Full of Advice and Tips
 
AddictionRecoveryBasics.com reveals the release of the Addiction Recovery Help Guide, a free 101 page compilation of the best tips and articles all about dealing with the trials of addiction recovery. The Help Guide is accessible for immediate download at http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/
 
West Palm Beach, Florida. (PRWEB) August 1, 2007  AddictionRecoveryBasics.com has put together an assortment of the most significant tips and articles on dealing with the challenges of recovering from addiction, with topics ranging from the importance of managing stress, to increasing self-confidence, to using spirituality to attain continued recovery. The 101-page document, called The Addiction Recovery Help Guide, is available for free and can be effortlessly downloaded as a PDF file from http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/.

The Addiction Recovery Help Guide, is a book of lists for anyone who needs addiction recovery advice, and includes tips on matters such as dealing with cravings, locating a rehabilitation program, sleeping better, and supporting healthy relationships. The Recovery Rolodex presents important advice on how to manage brief setbacks along with hundreds of other methods along with links to different websites, online blogs and online forums that offer the greatest and most applicable resources for addiction treatment. The three major goals of The Recovery Rolodex are preventing fall backs, nurturing personal development and efficiently managing withdrawal symptoms.

This free document is a great resolution for the immense range of information that exists about addiction recovery simply because it offers a consolidated resource for facilitating recovering addicts and to help their families cope with and work through the stages of recovery. Bill Urell is a therapist who has his own personal experience with addiction recovery, and he created http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/ and The Addiction Recovery Help Guide, to get in touch with recovering addicts and provide them with the most up to date information, tips, advice, and studies on addiction recovery.

Recovering from any addiction involves a two-way approach, which includes finding the correct skills and treatment selections to use to get the most effective recovery and using those same skills to accomplish and maintain a complete recovery. The Addiction Recovery Help Guide, breaks down the road to recovery into five main areas that recovering addicts need to deal with and process for complete recovery success. These steps comprise of recognizing an existing problem, making the declaration to stop the addictive behavior, set up a powerful plan to make the most of a successful addiction recovery and by using the plan to recover from the addiction.

About AddictionRecoveryBasics.com

AddictionRecoveryBasics.com is a website that is dedicated to providing real and updated solutions for overcoming all kinds of addictions. The site is filled with news, information and advice to help recovering addicts learn skills and find resources to help cope with the challenges of recovery. Bill Urell, an addiction therapist who is currently helping older adults suffering from chemical dependency, runs the site. Urell communicates directly with his visitors through his site, and encourages active contributions of advice and tips. For more information, please visit http://www.addictionrecoverybasics.com/.

Contact:
Bill Urell
MA in Addictions Counseling, CAAP-II
520 34th Street
West Palm Beach, Florida 33407
561-841-1118