Affected by addictions?   Who does not know someone suffering fromaddiction or someone suffering from the effects of a loved one's addiction or
someone who is well into a life restored from the destruction of addiction only
to find other avenues of escape?   Living in an age that encourages the forgetting of our tender
innocence, born from the perfect design and purpose of our Creator, forgetting
who we were created to be. 
Attempting to silence the voice of one's spirit to avoid the discovery
of one's life purpose, then it is easy to fall prey to the seduction of the
world of addiction.

Many times we leave behind who we
think we are, who we think we are supposed to be to better fit the ideas of
those we love, many times painfully forgetting our unique gifts and talents for
fear of rejection or failure.  Some of us
have tried to mold not only our lives, but others too as we drag them along,
trying to fit into ideas that are not true to our purpose, leading a life of false
identity instead of true destiny.

Remembering Who We Are: a workbook based on an
adaptation of AA's 12 steps is an experience, a process toward creating an
environment for healing and restoration. 
Carol has brought together, not only her experience using the tools
outlined, but suggestions from countless others who have used this guide to
bring to you the best tools for 'working' the 12 steps of recovery.   She has guided countless others desiring a
life restored, a soul recovered, through this process and she has included in
the last chapter a simple outline and guide for those desiring to use this
process within a small group setting.

This workbook is a manageable and
practical guide for persons affected by addictions and this too is an entry
into a more disciplined spiritual life, a step by step journey to uncover
forgotten dreams and purpose for living. 
Offering loving guidance, creative tools and gentle honesty Carol guides
you on a personal and int