Recovery Writing - Ryan, James (James Ryan)
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"James Ryan is an addict in recovery. He is now over twenty years sane and sober, married and a father of two, and a PhD graduate who researches the power of writing to heal. In this book, James tells his own story and the stories of the addicts he interviewed in the course of his research. These narratives, informed by existing research on writing's physical and psychological effects, lead to a social understanding of healing. While writing does enable us to emote and confess, this is not the limit of its power. Writing heals our relationships as much as our bodies and minds. It attunes us to…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"James Ryan is an addict in recovery. He is now over twenty years sane and sober, married and a father of two, and a PhD graduate who researches the power of writing to heal. In this book, James tells his own story and the stories of the addicts he interviewed in the course of his research. These narratives, informed by existing research on writing's physical and psychological effects, lead to a social understanding of healing. While writing does enable us to emote and confess, this is not the limit of its power. Writing heals our relationships as much as our bodies and minds. It attunes us to our social reality and improves our way of being with others. The notion of a higher power and the divine are also explored. Included in this book are step-by-step instructions for writing exercises that offer a first-hand experience of social healing. These exercises, drawn from the backs of coffee-stained diner place mats and the hard-earned experience of addicts struggling to remake their lives, introduce those willing to undertake this journey to the powerful, life-changing world of recovery writing"--
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Autorenporträt
James Ryan is an addict in recovery. His sobriety date is April 6, 2001. Over the past twenty years, he has been a member in multiple Twelve-Step fellowships and been a regular at meetings around the country, from Southern California to New England. He worked as program director and family-care coordinator at a recovery retreat in New Hampshire, where he also taught cohorts of addicts to write moral inventories. James holds a PhD in composition and rhetoric and did his dissertation research on the subject of writing in Twelve-Step recovery.