DrSober

Coming Clean - Google Books

Details how successful recovery can happen without recourse to formal recovery programs. I think this book is probably a 'must read' for most people here in Secular Connections.

honeypig

Someone here, and I cannot for the life of me remember on which part of the forum, recommended a book called Waiting: A Nonbeliever's Higher Power, by Marya Hornbacher. I started reading this a few days ago and it seems as if it might be pretty darn good.

You can certainly google it and find reviews and information on your own, but I wanted to give it 2 thumbs up from this F&F member.

Hope someone finds it helpful.

Carlotta

A good book about people who recovered using different methods of recovery and how they did it is:
Sober for Good: New Solutions for Drinking Problems -- Advice from Those Who Have Succeeded by Anne M. Fletcher

ando68

In the realm of hungry ghosts by dr gabor mate,,
An interesting insight into addiction, the causes and possible solutions by a man who's worked on the ground with addicts in Vancouver Canada for many years.

FreeNow74

The power of Now, by Eckhart Tolle was a very helpful book for me.

Riel

"Brain over Binge," by Kathryn Hansen. It's AVRT applied to an eating disorder, in her case bulimia.