KLJ Publishing

KLJ Publishing specializes in books and materials that translate 21st century brain and addiction-related research into easily-understood, compelling reading that anyone can use to address, change and/or cope with the misuse of alcohol or drugs in their work or personal lives.  

KLJ books and materials are read by:

• Family members wanting to understand what's happened as a result of a loved one's substance misuse and what they can do to help.
• Treatment centers, interventionists and recovery coaches who want supplemental materials to educate and inform their clients and client families about alcoholism and drug addiction and the impacts it has on family members, as well.
• Businesses whose employees may be headed for trouble or who want to provide brief informational, intervention programs.
• Family law attorneys and their clients looking to understand substance abuse and/or addiction within the context of divorce settlements and custodial agreements.
  
• Medical, mental health and domestic violence professionals who want to help their patients/clients understand the "thinking" that occurs with substance abuse and/or addiction.
• Teachers, students and school administrators who are coping with the academic fall-out children suffer when living with substance misuse.
• Society at large who pays the price of substance abuse and/or addiction behaviors.
  

 

  It's Here!

- How can addiction be a brain disease? 

- What causes addiction? Why do some people become alcoholics or drug addicts and others do not?

- What is “effective” treatment? Is there a difference between treatment and recovery?

- Who among family members and friends can help a loved one get treatment? Or can they?

- What does coping with a loved one’s addiction do to family members and friends, and what is available to help them?

Find the answers to these questions and more in this easy-to-read and understand, 122 page book.

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Finally! The science that debunks the myths about drinking alcohol.

To learn more about the author, Lisa Frederiksen, and her work, visit BreakingTheCycles.com.