The Books
Quiet company, in print
Coloring books, a 90-day journal, and an A–Z field guide — each one built for a real hour of a real day in recovery.
A harbor to
come back to.
Books, helplines, meetings, and family resources for the road of recovery — gathered in one quiet place, kept by June Harbor.
Welcome to June Harbor
Written from inside it,
made to be used daily
June Harbor writes the books she needed within reach: a coloring page for the loud evening hour, one honest word for the day that feels like too much, a journal that asks for three lines and a colored circle and calls that a day honestly kept. Nothing clinical, nothing preachy — plain language, from inside a family that knows addiction from every chair at the table.
This site is the harbor those books sail from. Alongside the shelf, you will find the numbers worth saving, the meetings worth walking into, and the fellowships that exist for the people who love someone in the fight — because recovery was never meant to be researched alone at 2 a.m. Start anywhere. Come back as often as you need.
At June Harbor, we believe recovery is not a race
or a performance. It is a daily practice —
and no one should have to practice it alone.
Three Doors In
Begin where you are
Everything here opens from this page — the shelf, the help, and the order desk for the people who stock waiting rooms.
Resources
Help, gathered calmly
The national helplines, meeting finders, family fellowships, and Santa Barbara County lines — verified and in one place.
For Professionals
Books for your people
For treatment centers, therapists, and offices who put these books into clients' hands — singly, or by the box.
June Harbor Recovering Books
The Books
Paperbacks, printed to be carried, colored in, written in, and given away. Every title is available — or arriving — on Amazon; direct ordering from this site opens soon.
New · The 90-Day Journal
The Quiet Circle
A 90-Day Mandala & Notes Journal for Recovery
Write on the left. Color on the right. Each of the ninety days pairs a short, plain-spoken prompt and a lined page for your words with a full-page mandala for your hands — some bold and simple for tired days, some intricate for the days you want to get lost a while. Miss a day and nothing is owed; the book keeps your place without judgment.
Arriving on Amazon now — buy link lands here the moment it is live
Book One · The Coloring Books
One Day at a Time
A Recovery Coloring Book of Affirmations & Calm Scenes
Twenty soothing scenes — a sunrise over still water, a lighthouse standing steady — each paired with a beloved recovery affirmation to sit with as you color. Every design sits on its own page with a blank back, so markers won't bleed through.
Book Two · The Coloring Books
Easy Does It
20 Bold Stencil-Style Designs for the Evening Hours
For the hour it gets loud. Twenty graphic, gallery-sharp stencil designs — a lit window, a candle, a boat resting in the harbor — each closing the day on an affirmation: Safe for tonight. Nothing to fix tonight. Begin again tomorrow.
On Amazon any day now
The Field Guide
Addictionary
An Alphabet of Addiction and Recovery
Some days you just need one word. An A–Z field guide written in raw emotion and plain language — Craving: the five-minute wave, and how to surf it. Guilt: a teacher, not a sentence. Relapse: it doesn't mean you've failed; it means you're still fighting.
Arriving on Amazon now
A June Harbor Family Book
Let Go and Love
A Coloring & Reading Companion for Parents of Addicted Children
For the parent who is still awake at 2 a.m. Twenty short, honest readings — the Three Cs, enabling versus helping, boundaries as an act of love — each facing a calming page to color while the words settle.
In preparation — watch this shelf
The coloring books and the field guide belong to the series June Harbor Recovering Books; Let Go and Love opens the family line, Looking Through the Lens of Addiction — for the people standing in the other chair.
Resources
If you need help, start here
No forms, no accounts, no judgment. These lines and fellowships answer around the clock — for the person in the fight, and for the people who love them.
In Crisis · 24/7
The Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Free, confidential support for anyone in emotional distress — you do not have to be suicidal to call.
Treatment Referral · 24/7
SAMHSA's National Helpline — free, confidential referrals to treatment and support near you, in English and Spanish. That's 1-800-662-HELP.
By Text · 24/7
The Crisis Text Line connects you with a live, trained counselor by text — for the moments when talking out loud is too much.
Fellowship
Find a meeting
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Alcoholics Anonymous
The original fellowship. A.A.'s site points you to your local office and meeting lists, in person and online — the only requirement is a desire to stop drinking.
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Narcotics Anonymous
A worldwide fellowship for people recovering from drug addiction, with meetings in person and online, every day of the week.
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Find treatment near you
SAMHSA's locator and helpline can walk you to licensed treatment, recovery housing, and support services in your own ZIP code.
SAMHSA's National Helpline →
For Families
For the people who love them
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Al-Anon Family Groups
For relatives and friends of alcoholics — including Alateen for teenagers. Meetings are free, anonymous, and everywhere.
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Nar-Anon Family Groups
A twelve-step fellowship for those affected by someone else's addiction — you are not alone, and you did not cause this.
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On this shelf
Let Go and Love, June Harbor's companion for parents of addicted children, is in preparation — written for exactly this chair at the table.
See the family book →
Close to Home · The Local Directory
Santa Barbara County, listing by listing
Listings verified November 2026 — June Harbor is a publisher, not a treatment provider, and listing does not imply a partnership.
Detox & Treatment Centers
Detox & treatment
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Cottage Residential Center
Cottage Health's residential substance-use treatment center with medically supervised care, Santa Barbara.
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Casa Serena
Nonprofit treatment for women — detox, residential, outpatient, and transitional living in Santa Barbara since 1959.
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Stillwater Behavioral Health
Luxury residential detox and alcohol/drug treatment in Montecito; DHCS-licensed, Joint Commission accredited.
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Santa Barbara Recovery Center
Men's addiction treatment in Santa Barbara: medically supervised detox, residential, PHP, IOP, and sober living.
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Mission Harbor Behavioral Health
Outpatient mental-health and substance-use treatment in Santa Barbara and Los Angeles.
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Santa Barbara Hospitality House (The Salvation Army)
Transitional shelter plus a residential treatment and withdrawal management program in Santa Barbara; program access via the County Access Line.
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CADA (Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse)
Prevention, education, and treatment of substance use and co-occurring conditions across Santa Barbara County since 1949.
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Personalized Recovery
Private concierge, medically supervised in-home detox (5–10-day plans), based in Santa Barbara/Ojai and serving all of California.
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Behavioral Wellness – Santa Barbara County
The county department; its 24/7 Crisis Response and Services Access Line provides screening and referrals to substance-use treatment.
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COPE Intensive Outpatient Program (Cottage Health)
Cottage Health intensive outpatient programs for substance use, mental health, and dual diagnosis in Santa Barbara.
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Good Heart Recovery
Outpatient addiction treatment in Santa Barbara — detox support, PHP, IOP, and aftercare.
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San Diego Freedom Ranch
Nonprofit 50-bed residential treatment program for adult men in Campo (San Diego County), operating since 1972.
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Phoenix House California
Nonprofit residential and outpatient addiction treatment in Santa Ana, Venice, and Lake View Terrace.
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River Community (Social Model Recovery Systems)
Residential treatment for co-occurring mental-health and substance-use disorders in Azusa.
Sober Living
Sober living
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New House II (Santa Barbara New House)
12-step social-model sober living for men in Santa Barbara (New House II, III, and Grad House), operating since 1955.
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All Star Recovery
Men's sober-living homes at two Santa Barbara locations, operating since 2006.
Interventionists
Interventionists
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Ken Seeley (Intervention 911 / Ken Seeley Communities)
Certified interventionist (featured on A&E's Intervention) based in Palm Springs, leading interventions nationwide.
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Brad Lamm (Intervention.com)National
Certified intervention professional; founder of Intervention.com and creator of the BreakFree intervention method.
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Debra Jay (Love First)National
Co-founder of Love First; clinical interventions and Structured Family Recovery for families.
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Dr. Louise Stanger (All About Interventions)
Licensed clinician (Ed.D., LCSW, CIP) offering addiction and mental-health interventions and family coaching, based in Solana Beach.
Therapists & Clinical Partners
Therapists & clinical partners
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Jo Ellen Fletcher, LMFT
Licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in addiction, trauma, and couples work; telehealth practice based in Agoura Hills.
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Acacia Counseling and Wellness
Outpatient individual, couples, and group therapy plus psychiatry for students and community members in Goleta and Isla Vista.
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Family Therapy Institute of Santa Barbara
Nonprofit providing sliding-scale counseling and professional training in family therapy, Santa Barbara.
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Dr. Michael Wetter (Wetter Psychological Services)
Board-certified clinical psychologist practicing in Encino, Los Angeles, with adolescents and adults.
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Dr. Diane Gehart, LMFT
Licensed marriage and family therapist and professor; private practice in Agoura Hills with telehealth across California.
Sober Coaches & Recovery Support
Sober coaches & recovery support
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The Addictions Coach (Dr. Cali Estes)National
Recovery coaching and sober companion services delivered at the client's location nationwide.
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Sober on DemandNational
Concierge in-home detox and 24/7 sober-companion support at the client's location; a service of The Addictions Coach (Dr. Cali Estes).
A Note on What This Site Is June Harbor is a publisher and a gathering place — not a treatment provider, and nothing here replaces a doctor, a sponsor, or a meeting. If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call 911. Helplines and links on this page were checked on November 7, 2026.
The Magazine
Coming Soon
June Harbor, the magazine
A recovery magazine made to be left where it's needed — in doctors' and therapists' waiting rooms, meeting halls, and on kitchen tables at midnight. Stories, steady resources, and the books, gathered between two covers. The first issue is in the works; this page will be its front door.
For Professionals
Put the books
where they'll be opened
A coloring book in a waiting room gets picked up. A journal handed to a client in week one gets written in. June Harbor books are built for exactly those hands — plain-spoken, gentle, and free of anything clinical.
Today, every title can be ordered through Amazon, one copy or many. A direct order desk for practices and programs — bulk pricing, standing orders, and invoicing — opens here soon.
- Treatment & recovery programsWelcome packets, group rooms, and discharge gifts — The Quiet Circle was designed for the first ninety days.
- Therapists & counselorsWaiting-room copies that give clients something steady to hold, and homework that never feels like homework.
- Doctors' officesThe June Harbor magazine will be placed in offices like yours — the books are its companions.
- Sponsors & groupsAnniversary and milestone gifts that say it plainly: one day at a time.
About the Author
June Harbor
June Harbor writes from Santa Barbara, California — a short walk from the water that gives these books their name. She writes as someone who knows addiction from every chair at the table: her own recovery, and a family's.
Her books are not clinical and were never meant to be. They are the quiet company she went looking for herself — a page to color when the evening gets loud, one honest word for a hard day, ninety circles for the first ninety days. She is building this harbor one book at a time, and everyone is welcome in it.
— June Harbor