Free Addiction Resources: Relapse Prevention &
12 Step Program Worksheets
At Recovered On Purpose, we are on a mission to help hurting people by providing 12 step program worksheets, a powerful relapse prevention worksheet, and engaging recovery content to reach people suffering with a message of hope. Our resources are created for those working the twelve steps and for anyone seeking freedom from addiction.
We believe recovery is not just about staying clean. It is about experiencing a spiritual awakening, choosing purpose, and building a better life. Whether you are beginning the journey or continuing the process, our free tools and content are here to guide your growth and support every step of the way.
Printable Worksheets For The Twelve Steps and Relapse Prevention
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Relapse Prevention Failed:
and How WE Can Solve This
Crisis Together
In our founder, Adam Vibe Gunton’s TEDx Talk, he shares honest insight into how addiction relapse rates rose from 25 percent in the past to over 85 percent today. He reminds us why it matters that we carry knowledge, write a new future, and help each person stay on the path of recovery.
Adam shares stories from people in our programs who initially felt lost but found hope through spiritual principles, connection with God, and the courage to live by truth. This talk will inspire anyone who needs to be reminded that the past does not define the person. Together, we have helped over 1,000 people find freedom and walk a better path.
Watch Relapse Prevention Failed: How WE Can Solve This Crisis Together
FREE Relapse Prevention Worksheet
This worksheet is for anyone ready to break free from addictive behaviors and build a meaningful life in recovery. It serves as a powerful reminder of what life was like during drinking, drug use, and self pity, and what life can become when we reconnect with faith, principles, and our purpose.
Created not as a clinical tool but by someone in recovery for people in recovery, this resource speaks in practical terms. It offers space to write, admit character flaws, reflect on past behavior, and make clear decisions about how you want to live. You’ll practice your recovery program, reflect on how your actions have affected others, and use this as a place to answer hard questions, discuss your growth, and manage emotions honestly.
This is one of our most impactful printable worksheets. It has helped Adam and thousands more stay sober through difficult times. Use it to reconnect with God, apply spiritual suggestions, and decide what kind of person you want to be. Keep it visible. Come back to it when something feels wrong. This worksheet helps you practice recovery when it counts.
Download your free worksheet now and begin again—on purpose.
FREE Digital And Audio Copy Of From Chains To Saved
Adam Vibe Gunton wrote and published From Chains To Saved on his two-year clean and sober birthday, 11/6/19. After multiple attempts to get clean from alcohol and drugs, he experienced a spiritual awakening that led him to write this story of hope, redemption, and purpose. It became a #1 Bestseller and has sold over 10,000 copies worldwide.
Sharing his story has helped Adam carry the message and deepen his own spirituality through prayer, a relationship with God, and a growing concept of a Higher Power. His goal is to inspire others to recover, work their program, and live Recovered On Purpose. You can now get the full digital and audio version right here on the website, completely free.
50 State Medicaid Rehab Guide
At Recovered On Purpose, part of our mission is to encourage and help addicts recover, especially those who cannot afford private treatment. In 2023, more than 80 percent of addiction treatment insurance claims were billed to commercial insurance, but most people suffering from alcohol or drugs do not have access to that kind of coverage.
That is why we created this Guide to Medicaid Addiction Treatment. It will help you understand your options and navigate Medicaid rehab services. From there, you can access our 50-State Medicaid Rehab Directory to find addiction treatment in your area.
Each state page also includes resources for Alcoholics Anonymous and other 12 step program meetings, giving you the chance to find fellowship, admit when something is wrong, and work through all the steps. These resources will help you confront fears, grow beyond character defects, and build a deeper relationship with your Higher Power and God. We pray you find the resource that helps you recover and learn how to carry the message of recovery with us.
If you need help, use the message boxes on our website to reach out. A real person in recovery will respond, simply because they care.
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Recovered On Purpose Vision Statement
To end suffering and death caused by drugs and alcohol.
Mission Statement
To equip and empower addicts in recovery to share their stories powerfully with those suffering, to encourage and help addicts recover, and to share our stories in the school system to deter the future generations from going down the path of addiction
Clarity Statement
Everything we do is to this end. Partnerships, projects, plans and decisions will all be filtered through bringing us to this future. Focus keeps the vision alive and real.
The 12 Values of Recovered on purpose
Our 12 Value Statements
- We pursue excellence and potential in all that we do.
- We believe in partnership over competition.
- We believe in uniqueness, individuality, and special gifts within every person.
- We value every human life equally.
- We believe in redemption from any past.
- We develop the best in people.
- We cannot help someone more than they will help themselves.
- We believe in welcoming everyone regardless of sex, gender, race, religion, or pathway to abstinent recovery.
- We respect and hold to traditions of any organizations we support.
- We believe those in recovery are capable of achieving their dreams.
- We have no opinions on any political, social, or economic issues outside those directly affecting our vision statement.
- We believe a person’s individual pathway of recovery is their own responsibility to judge and direct.
Vision Statement
To end suffering and death caused by drugs and alcohol.
Mission Statement
To equip and empower addicts in recovery to share their stories powerfully with those suffering, to encourage and help addicts recover, and to share our stories in the school system to deter the future generations from going down the path of addiction.
Clarity Statement
Everything we do is to this end. Partnerships, projects, plans and decisions will all be filtered through bringing us to this future. Focus keeps the vision alive and real.
Our 12 Value Statements
- We pursue excellence and potential in all that we do.
- We believe in partnership over competition.
- We believe in uniqueness, individuality, and special gifts within every person.
- We value every human life equally.
- We believe in redemption from any past.
- We develop the best in people.
- We cannot help someone more than they will help themselves.
- We believe in welcoming everyone regardless of sex, gender, race, religion, or pathway to abstinent recovery.
- We respect and hold to traditions of any organizations we support.
- We believe those in recovery are capable of achieving their dreams.
- We have no opinions on any political, social, or economic issues outside those directly affecting our vision statement.
- We believe a person’s individual pathway of recovery is their own responsibility to judge and direct.
