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Our Recovery in Color

The Twelve Steps for All People of Color

Kimberly M.
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Sankofa World Press

About

Our Recovery in Color is the first book that addresses the general concepts of the Twelve Steps from a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) point of view and tackles the issue of racialized complex trauma as a lived experience for all people of color in the Western world. The sharing of stories for diverse people in long-term recovery makes the experience of addiction relatable, offering inspiration, hope, and solutions in every chapter. Whether the reader is newly seeking help with an addiction, an "old-timer" looking for insights from a BIPOC perspective, a clinician, or a professional in the field of recovery, Our Recovery in Color can serve as a resource and foundational material for all people of color who want to recover from SUDs and live the fullest, most joyful life possible.

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  • Personal Growth
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  • Substance Abuse & Addictions

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