2017- 2018 Reviews on The Book Series

I didn't ask to think this way,

          I just do... 

Recovery Journals that are part of a book series that provides creative longterm recovery support for any person with any issue.

It can be used in unison with any treatment or any program, or it can be used alone as a supportive recovery system for any person with any issue.

The Daily Participating Book Series and Private Collection for People who are Hurting, Hard-headed, or too Busy.  

By Veronica Slack 

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 "I love this book, I run to it to journal when I am upset about an issue, even though I hadn't been in class for a couple of weeks,  I still wrote in my book," Tina said as she showed me her Journal. She said, "it's like having a therapist around 24 hours a day."                                                             

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Clinical Supervisor Volunteer Comprehensive Treatment Center, Chattanooga, “The Recovery Journals and The Recovery Journal Groups have been wonderful resources for our patients and staff. The journals are excellent tools for self-reflection, motivation, encouragement, etc. The journals are user-friendly and would be helpful to anyone in any phase of recovery.” -Yohunnah Woods-Moton, MA, LPC-MHSPTennessee

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As a psychotherapist, working with many clients who are hurting, hard-headed, and too busy, I was thrilled to read (and co-author) I Didn't Ask to Think This Way, I Just Do! Rather than telling readers how to think and feel, this book elicits the readers' own insights. I recommend it to anyone! It is especially helpful for those wishing to journal, but not knowing how to get started.

Thanks, Veronica Slack, for this work. --Becca Davis, LPC, CSAT (Psychotherapist in Chattanooga, TN)

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Dr. Dan Twilley, a Chiropractic Physician, and writer since 1980, who is from the Chattanooga area comments, "This participating book embodies a novel approach to creating a therapeutic positive self-awareness through the venue of writing half the book you are reading! The author uses a variety of philosophical questions, ideas, thoughts, comments, and confessions within a loosely structured framework that demands emotional participation from the reader. If a person is hurting, hard-headed, or too busy, I recommend this book, as a form of support."

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Thank you very much for helping with my journey toward daily discovery of what secrets lie hidden in my mind.

Patrick Anglea, Chattanooga Tennessee

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Upon reading Journal/Volume 1 of Veronica's book, I was totally impressed with the simplicity and ease that it provides. As it says, for the ones that are to busy or to hard-headed to take the time to look at life in a positive manner. But to sum up in short, it put me so much closer to God and His nature, and that is to always supply what I need in any circumstance. If Only I WILL LOOK!

Lance Thompson, Hixson Tennessee 

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"Veronica's books embody the way of transformation available to those of us who often are overwhelmed by what seems impossible. The systematic, daily actions she clearly presents are the hand-holds which guide us out of chaos into order, internally than externally."
Chaplain Marilyn Sizer., M.Div. Signal Mountain, Tennessee