Real solutions to the unexpected threats that endanger long-term recovery written for a woman's unique experience.
Women new to recovery find much support; sponsorship and fellowship are new, and everything about the recovery life seems fresh and exciting. With time, recovering women face challenges from complacency to burnout, menopause to weight gain.
Author Cameron has been there, and shares her "experience, strength, and hope" to teach readers how to handle the unexpected trials of double-digit recovery. Topics include sex, family, work-life balance, the empty nest, caregiving, aging, health and fitness, complacency, program burnout . . . and much more.
Diane Cameron is a blogger, journalist, and columnist in long-term recovery. Her newspaper columns appear in the Albany Times-Union, USA Today, the Christian Science Monitor, Chicago Tribune, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and the Washington Post.
Diane Cameron is a blogger, journalist, and columnist in long-term recovery. She gives workshops and blogs about unique problems faced by recovering women as they reach double-digit recovery. Out of the Woods began as an article which appeared in Grapevine, the magazine of Alcoholics Anonymous, and in Spring 2011, Diane received a first place award from the New York State Press Association. Her newspaper columns appear in the Albany Times Union and other papers across the US, including USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, The Chicago Tribune, The San Francisco Tribune, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and The Washington Post.
