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Mindful
Recovery flows out of a Buddhist perspective that substitutes the
authors' "ten doorways" for the more rigorous 12 steps of Alcoholics
Anonymous. Based on research and professional experience, the book
argues for "mindfulness," a quality of openness to life's
experiences, as a lifestyle for the recovering addict.
Sharing your life with others, especially people you don't yet know, can be
difficult. Writing a journal also takes some time, energy and real commitment.
Imagine pouring your thoughts and feelings out a few times a week. 
