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Sometimes recovery work is hard enough without also having to hunt down another worksheet.
That was part of the reason I built the Recovery Tools section for Relief Is Coming. The Step 4 resentment, fear, harms, and sex conduct worksheets are available online, along with Step 6 and Step 8.
You can work directly on the site, print a blank copy, or come back later.
No signup. No email. No catch.
There is also a companion journal for people who prefer writing by hand and keeping their meeting notes, gratitude, and recovery work together, but the online tools themselves are free.
https://serenitymediainc.com/recovery-tools/

Working People Deserve More Than Survival
They build our homes, care for our families, stock our shelves, and keep this country running. Yet too many workers come home exhausted and sit at the kitchen table deciding which bill can wait. Rent. Groceries. Medicine. Another paycheck already spent.
Hard work should pay enough to live with dignity. Workers deserve fair wages, safe workplaces, affordable housing, healthcare, and the right to organize. Wealthy investors and corporations must contribute their fair share to the country that makes their success possible.
That is the demand behind Tax the Wealthy Like Everyone Else, by Armando Oscar Olmos and Maria Teresa Zambrano Rivera. Working families need a government willing to stand with them—and act.
https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0HJ3N6VXC?ingress=0&visitId=ae7a7d76-2283-4606-805d-28d3035a42ec&ref_=aufs_ap_ahdr_dsk_aa&ccs_id=c4137292-c504-407a-a9e8-4bd640d5524f

A daughter was born to a poor couple. The family owns a farm. It is their source of living. But due to a hard life, the parents decided to give their daughter to a wealthy family for adoption. 20 years later, the daughter has become a successful doctor abroad. She decided to go back to her birthplace. Knowing that she was adopted, she looked for her biological parents. She investigated every details. She digs the truth behind the decision of sending her for adoption. She discovered that her biological parents were poor and cannot give her the life she deserves. Knowing that, she prepared a comfortable life for them until their old age. One day, as she was visiting her birthplace, she recognized her mother. She looks like her visibly and undeniably. She stops and greet her. The mother sensed the mother daughter bond. They both recognized each other. They cannot stop talking and find that time is not enough. She also learned that her birth father has already died. She decided to bring her mother home. From that moment on, they both enjoy each other's company until time permits them.