One Day at a Time - A Gratitude Journal

Practicing daily gratitude does not need to be difficult, in fact, it can be as quick as just a few minutes a day. Experience the many benefits of incorporating a gratitude journal in your life - or buy a few for your favorite people and go through the journal together!  The One Day at a Time Gratitude Journal is perfect for the person who spends time each morning working on their program

• Easy to Carry Size - 6" x 9"

• 120 Pages

• Each piece is hand produced.

• Recovery Swag is the ONLY AUTHORIZED SELLER of this unique Journal.

• Choose from:

☞ Spiral Bound

☞ Softcover

☞ Hardcover

• Designed, Produced, Packaged, & Shipped from the USA.

• Please make sure your shipping address is correct prior to placing your order. Once your order is in production no changes can be made.

• Each piece is made to order and our production time is 4 to 7 business days. We do try to ship out early whenever possible.

• All orders are processed as received, we do not offer rush shipping or processing.

• All orders are shipped USPS.

• Once your order has shipped you will receive an email with tracking information.

• Estimated shipping time after fulfillment is 5 to 8 business days.  Please expect longer delivery time during holiday seasons like Father's Day and Christmas.

• Shipping times are estimates only, we cannot guarantee specific delivery dates. The United States Postal System continues to experience heavy delays in package shipping.

Gratitude is an intrinsic element to many forms of addiction recovery. Whether you're attending AA, NA, Al-Anon, or any form of 12-Step, or other  programs like SMART Recovery and Celebrate Recovery, gratitude is often a strong focus.

Attitude of Gratitude is a term first developed by Alcoholics Anonymous and used throughout most 12-step programs. It’s also moved into non-AA treatment and often into everyday life. While many people struggle with gratitude as a concept, developing an Attitude of Gratitude is quite simply the act of recognizing the value of good things that happen or that you have and taking time to actively be grateful for them – otherwise known as appreciating them. This is extremely helpful to recovering addicts and alcoholics, because Gratitude can translate in many ways, from being thankful and appreciative to actively going out of your way to show appreciation.