Group Addiction Therapy: Effective Strategies and Practical Exercises for Counselors and Support Groups (15-Minute Counseling Techniques) - Softcover

Mindset Press; Adalia, Joy

Softcover

ISBN 13: 9798268270693

Publisher: Independently published, 2025

Synopsis

Helping others recover from addiction doesn’t have to be complicated—or take hours. Sometimes, 15 minutes is all it takes to make real progress.

Whether you’re a counselor, educator, or support group leader, Group Addiction Therapy gives you the tools to run meaningful group sessions that support healing, connection, and lasting change. Designed for busy professionals, this book offers simple, evidence-based exercises and clear guidance you can use right away.

Built around short, trauma-sensitive sessions, this practical workbook helps participants build trust, stay accountable, and develop the emotional and behavioral skills needed for recovery.

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What’s inside:

• Quick, ready-to-use group activities that encourage honest conversation and peer support

• Strategies for relapse prevention, self-regulation, and behavior management

• A trauma-informed approach that meets people where they are—mentally and emotionally

• Session formats that fit into any schedule, each one designed to be delivered in 15-minutes

Why professionals love it:

• Helps groups grow emotional intelligence and insight

• Strengthens executive function and skills that last beyond the session

• Builds connection, trust, and accountability in group settings

• Makes group facilitation easier and reduces burnout

• A great gift for new or experienced counselors, educators, and recovery leaders

If you’re ready for a practical, encouraging way to lead recovery groups that really make a difference—this book is for you.

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Edition details

• Publisher: Independently published
• Publication date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 13: 9798268270693
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 91