.jpg&w=200&h=200) Praise for The Law of Sobriety
“This thoughtful book can supplement and enrich any recovery. It offers a simple, new way to combine the Twelve Steps with novel techniques that encourage growth. Sherry Gaba has artfully crafted a method to transform your existence, offering a model for recovery that shows you how to be everything you ever hoped to be.
In our work on VH1’s Celebrity Rehab, I’ve seen the amazing connections Sherry makes with those who are so terribly disconnected from others and themselves. But you don’t have to be a celebrity in recovery to benefit from her years of training and experience. Sherry provides a road map for rising above negativity and thinking of your self, your life, and your purpose in new and inspiring ways.”
--Drew Pinsky, M.D.
“Sherry Gaba’s book, The Law of Sobriety, is a masterpiece. It will help millions of people who are struggling in recovery. I recommend this book to everyone who wants to lead a sober, sane and creative life.”
--Deepak Chopra, author of Reinventing the Body, Resurrecting the Soul
“Sherry gives recovering people and their families a new look stemming from ancient times at a subject that's in the limelight again -- how to stay sober and create as much joy as possible. Too many people are sober but haven't found the "happy, joyous, and free" part. This book can assist you in that.”
--Melody Beattie, author of Codependent No More
“Sherry Gaba has skillfully combined the solid approaches of Alcoholics Anonymous, current information from trauma literature, the ancient practices of mindfulness, and the wisdom and compassion gleaned from her years of personal and professional experience in The Law of Sobriety. She has created an effective approach and valuable tools for anyone beginning addictions recovery as well as for those celebrating years of sobriety and abstinence. The Law of Sobriety is a much-needed practical and solid addition to addiction literature.”
--Jane Middelton-Moz, author of Shame and Guilt: Masters of Disguise and coauthor of After the Tears: Helping Adult Children of Alcoholics Heal Their Childhood Trauma
“Writing from the heart in a most readable style, Sherry Gaba guides readers in integrating the Law of Attraction and other universal principles into their recovery to deepen their sobriety in a holistic and out-of-the-box fashion. In following the Law of Sobriety, readers are guided to embrace an authentic life in recovery that is fully aligned to their true values, while embracing the power of gratitude, forgiveness, compassion, right action, awareness, and mindfulness. I highly recommend this book to anyone who yearns to experience the full joy of recovery, both newcomers and old timers alike.”
--John Newport, Ph.D., author of The Wellness-Recovery Connection and The Wellness and Recovery Workbook Series, and senior principal, Wellness and Recovery Associates
“What happens when metaphysics meets Bill Wilson? You have this wonderful book. Sherry provides us with seven action-oriented suggestions to help us realize the full potential of our recovery. I highly recommend including this book in your recovery library.”
--Allen Berger, Ph.D., author of 12 Stupid Things that Mess Up Recovery and 12 Smart Things to do When the Booze and Drugs Are Gone.
The Law of Sobriety is a powerful and enlightened book for our times. With so much of society in the grip of addiction, Sherry Gaba’s manual gives sobriety seekers all the wisdom of the spiritual, Law of Attraction, and Conscious Creation teachings crafted specifically to their experience and needs. It provides everything they need to help them right their lives and stay on the path of freedom from their addictions. No sobriety seeker should pass up this life-changing guide.”
--Jackie Lapin, author of The Art of Conscious Creation: How You Can Transform the World
As a life coach and therapist, I share The Law of Sobriety from the framework of addiction (rather than limiting the focus of alcohol/drugs), the concepts work; be it to someone who is in recovery or those who have (had) relationships involving addictions – excellent!
--Glenda Gibbs, Ph.D. author of Food For The Soul
THANK YOU! Your presentation at the Self and Family Conference was a welcome treat. Your attractiveness, and spirited presentation style were a very pleasant change from the run of the mill presentation. You overcame the technical problems with a flare of showmanship that I believe must come naturally. I am already using “The Law of Sobriety” in my clinical work here at The New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute. Thanks for the wonderful gift of connection you made possible through expounding on your own skill. I will be back in touch with questions. Not only a great voice for single mom’s, you are a leader of women in a tough, tough field Thanks for coming to Santa Fe.
--Richard Van Scoyk, DOH
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