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Recovery involves more than changing substance use. It also involves understanding what needs support and building a daily life you can stay present for.
A Life Worth Staying Present For is a practical workbook with separate paths for adults seeking recovery and the families who love them. Use it independently, or explore the optional shared exercises when both people want to participate and it is safe to do so.
Inside the 26-page fillable and printable PDF:
• Reflections on what substance use has provided and what it has cost
• Worksheets for support, difficult moments, daily routines, and meaningful activity
• A separate family path covering boundaries, practical help, and personal wellbeing
• Optional conversation and agreement planners
• A seven-day action plan and review
• Safety guidance, treatment resources, and source notes
Includes 57 fillable response fields. Type into the PDF or print it and write by hand. Digital download only; no physical product. A PDF reader that supports fillable forms is recommended. Save your file and check that entries remain before completing it. Purchase includes personal use by you and your household.
Created by Matthew Breiner, MSW, LCSW, MBA, drawing on clinical work and his own experience in recovery.
Educational use: This workbook supports reflection and planning. It is not a treatment program, diagnostic assessment, or substitute for individualized medical or mental health care. It does not provide detoxification or medication instructions. Seek medical guidance before stopping or sharply reducing alcohol or benzodiazepines if dependence is possible. For immediate danger or suspected overdose in the United States, call 911.
Recovery involves more than changing substance use. It also involves understanding what needs support and building a daily life you can stay present for.
A Life Worth Staying Present For is a practical workbook with separate paths for adults seeking recovery and the families who love them. Use it independently, or explore the optional shared exercises when both people want to participate and it is safe to do so.
Inside the 26-page fillable and printable PDF:
• Reflections on what substance use has provided and what it has cost
• Worksheets for support, difficult moments, daily routines, and meaningful activity
• A separate family path covering boundaries, practical help, and personal wellbeing
• Optional conversation and agreement planners
• A seven-day action plan and review
• Safety guidance, treatment resources, and source notes
Includes 57 fillable response fields. Type into the PDF or print it and write by hand. Digital download only; no physical product. A PDF reader that supports fillable forms is recommended. Save your file and check that entries remain before completing it. Purchase includes personal use by you and your household.
Created by Matthew Breiner, MSW, LCSW, MBA, drawing on clinical work and his own experience in recovery.
Educational use: This workbook supports reflection and planning. It is not a treatment program, diagnostic assessment, or substitute for individualized medical or mental health care. It does not provide detoxification or medication instructions. Seek medical guidance before stopping or sharply reducing alcohol or benzodiazepines if dependence is possible. For immediate danger or suspected overdose in the United States, call 911.