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A simple booklet designed specifically for incarcerated individuals who may have a drug problem. No Staples
This simple booklet, written by addicts recovering in Narcotics Anonymous, is designed specifically for individuals who are currently incarcerated and who may have a drug problem.
A guide to developing and maintaining an NA group within a facility/institution
An introduction to the Narcotics Anonymous program, its principles, and expectations.
An accordion-fold version of the NA group readings to fit in a wallet or pocket
One of NA’s earliest publications, the White Booklet was first published in the mid-1950s. It contains basic definitions of the addict and the NA program, how and why the program works, what an addict can do to start recovering, and eight accounts of personal recovery experiences.
This is a model,” reads the introduction to this booklet, “of what a thorough Fourth Step inventory might be.” The inventory itself covers resentments, relationships, self-obsession and self-centeredness, shame and guilt, times we felt victimized, fear, and assets.