Resources
Human Restoration Resources
Materials for organizations and for individuals, kept clearly separate so you can find what fits.
Institutional resources
Program materials, available on request.
Organizational materials are shared directly, so each one fits your setting and protects licensed content.
Program Overviews
Summaries of educational programs by setting and population.
Request Program InformationCapability Statement
A one-page summary for procurement and program staff.
Request Capability StatementCurricula & Manuals
Facilitator curricula and implementation manuals, provided under license.
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Guides, books, and more.
The Clarity Guide Series
Professionally designed, plain-language guides built from the Human Restoration framework. The series grows in three levels.
Build understanding
Core ideas. No background needed.
Build insight
How brain, body, and life connect.
Build change
Exercises and daily practice.
Guide topics include
- Why You Keep Going Back
- Anxiety
- Addiction
- Depression
- Dopamine
- Self-Talk
- Strength
- Repetition
- The Subconscious
- Sugar & The Hidden Loop
- Trauma & The Assignment
- Bipolar Disorder
Also available: The 25-Step Restoration Path series, guide bundles, and educational posters.
Sample guide cover. Prices and availability are shown in the store.
Books

The Aborted Male
Reversing the Tactics and Schemes of the Modern Day Pharaohs. A workbook and life guide by Y. S. Saleem. 2023.

Make Your Trauma Pay You Back
It Owes You. Stop paying for what happened to you. Collect what it taught you. In final editing. Release details will be announced through the newsletter.

Human Restoration
How Your Pain and Suffering Became a Business Model. Release details will be announced through the newsletter.

The Drug We Don't Call A Drug
Alcohol, Ethanol, and What Your Body Actually Receives. A science-based Clarity Guide on alcohol and health. Release details will be announced through the newsletter.
Please read. Human Restoration resources are educational. They are not therapy, counseling, or medical advice, and they do not replace care from a licensed professional. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). In an emergency, call 911.
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