CoDA Literature
Approved Co-Dependents Anonymous literature supports personal recovery and group meetings across the UK. Books, pamphlets, and digital resources are available to anyone seeking healthier relationships.
CoDA UK Literature Service
The new CoDA UK literature website is now online, offering a straightforward way to browse and order approved CoDA books and pamphlets.
Visit codaliterature.co.uk →Approved Books & Pamphlets
The fellowship publishes a range of Conference-approved literature, including the CoDA Blue Book, workbooks for the Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, and pamphlets on topics such as sponsorship, boundaries, and starting a meeting. These materials reflect the collective experience of recovering codependents worldwide.
Using Literature in Meetings
Many CoDA groups draw on approved literature during meetings — reading a passage aloud and sharing on it, or working through a step-study booklet together over several weeks. Groups are encouraged to keep a selection of pamphlets on hand for newcomers. Literature is also a valuable companion for personal reflection between meetings.
For international resources, visit www.coda.org.
This section of the site explores the literary side of orchestral production, offering background reading that deepens the connection between music and storytelling. From programme notes that illuminate the narrative behind a reimagined film score to essays on the cultural impact of blending electronic and classical traditions, the literature here reflects the same care and attention found in the performances themselves. Whether you are curious about the creative process behind reworking a classic album for full orchestra and choir, or you want to understand how a timeless Ibiza anthem translates to the concert hall stage, these writings provide thoughtful context for the shows that bring together musicians, visuals, and audiences in a shared, life-affirming experience.