🔥 Resources for Women in Recovery
Recovery is not one-size-fits-all. We have gathered literature, tools, audio, study resources, and other recovery-focused materials to help you learn, grow, and discover what supports your journey. Explore the library below and take what helps you continue to rise.
🔥 Explore Our Recovery Library
What are you looking for today? Choose a category to explore literature, tools, study materials, audio, and additional resources that may support your recovery.
📖 AA Literature
Alcoholics Anonymous — The Big Book
The foundational text of Alcoholics Anonymous, containing the program of recovery and the experience of alcoholics who found a new way of living.
Daily Reflections
A collection of daily thoughts and reflections written by AA members around the principles and practices of recovery.
Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions
A deeper exploration of AA's Twelve Steps of personal recovery and Twelve Traditions of group unity.
Living Sober
Practical suggestions and everyday tools for learning how to live without alcohol.
Plain Language Big Book
A plain-language resource designed to make the ideas and program of Alcoholics Anonymous more accessible.
As Bill Sees It
A collection of selected writings from AA co-founder Bill W., organized around themes important to recovery.
AA Grapevine
Stories, articles, books, and shared experience from members of Alcoholics Anonymous, offering experience, strength, hope, and connection throughout recovery.
Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
A collection of AA Grapevine writings exploring emotional growth, maturity, balance, and continued spiritual development in recovery.
Emotional Sobriety II
A further collection of AA Grapevine experience and insight focused on emotional sobriety, relationships, spiritual growth, and living recovery principles in everyday life.
Came to Believe
Personal stories from AA members describing their experiences with spirituality and a Higher Power in recovery.
Alcoholics Anonymous Comes of Age
A look at the early history and growth of Alcoholics Anonymous and the development of its service structure.
Dr. Bob and the Good Oldtimers
Stories and history surrounding AA co-founder Dr. Bob, early Akron AA, and the fellowship's beginnings.
Pass It On
The story of AA co-founder Bill W. and the development of Alcoholics Anonymous.
🎧 Listen & Learn
Joe & Charlie Big Book Study
A well-known audio study exploring the Big Book and the Twelve Steps through discussion and explanation.
Father Martin
Recovery talks and educational videos exploring alcoholism, the Steps, spirituality, and living in recovery.
🔥 Recovery Resources
Relapse Prevention
A collection of practical tools, reflections, and supportive resources to help women recognize warning signs, strengthen their recovery, and reach for support before a difficult moment becomes a return to drinking.
Recovery Dharma
A peer-led recovery approach drawing on Buddhist practices including meditation, mindfulness, compassion, and community.
AA Agnostica
Articles and resources exploring secular and nontraditional perspectives within recovery and Alcoholics Anonymous.
📚 Additional Recovery Reading
A Woman's Way Through the Twelve Steps
A recovery-focused exploration of the Twelve Steps through experiences and issues that may resonate with women.
Drop the Rock
A recovery book focused particularly on Steps Six and Seven, character patterns, willingness, and continued personal growth.
📱 Apps & Digital Tools
Everything AA App
A digital recovery tool that brings multiple AA resources together in one convenient place.
🪽 Study Resources
Big Book Awakening
A structured approach to studying and working with the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book and Twelve Steps.
🪽 Take What Supports Your Recovery
The Phoenix Within is rooted in the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous while recognizing that women may find additional recovery-focused resources helpful along their journey. The inclusion of a resource on this page does not signify endorsement by Alcoholics Anonymous.