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Review title: Title is misleading.
Product review: I got this book from the library before purchasing thinking it might be composed of specific tips or tools for addressing urges, cravings, negative thoughts, etc. It's not. While it is well-written and there are useful insights they're more in the category of finding value from people sharing in AA--not thought/behavior changing/managing tools specifically. And I don't say this pejoratively but is very much within the AA tradition. If you are looking for non-12 step approaches to recovery this isn't it :).The Amazon rating system doesn't serve this category very well. The book isn't a 2 in the sense that it's poorly written or structured. The self-help category really needs a "I found this book useful/did not find it useful" scale. Or something.I _was_ left with one question specific to the content as presented. Is drive-by counseling really a good idea? I found the response to #75 verging on the cavalier. It probably made for good radio, but to me it seemed cruel.
