Michael Mascio, PhD, is a scholar of Roman Stoicism and a teacher of Latin, Greek, and literature at Main Line Classical Academy. His research explores ancient moral psychology, philosophy as a way of life, and Stoicism’s relevance today. With over a decade of continuous sobriety, he offers a rare blend of rigorous classical training and authentic engagement with recovery.

• Foreword Introduction The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous1. The Askesis of Epictetus: Habits and Self-formation2. The Armamentarium of Epictetus: Techniques for Emotion Regulation3. The Serenity of Seneca: A Stoic Sea of Tranquillity 4. The Cosmic Nature of Marcus Aurelius: A Path to a Higher Power 5. Seneca on time: 24-hour-a-day Living in Recovery6. Philosophical Exemplars and Recovery Role ModelsConclusion Glossary of Key Stoic TermsBibliographyGeneral IndexIndex of Recovery TopicsNotes

Over the past century, spirituality, science and technology, have made significant advancements by assimilating from multiple practices.The Stoic Art of Recovery contributes to recovery for seekers striving for the richness in spiritual solutions.

Michael Mascio, PhD, is a scholar of Roman Stoicism and a teacher of Latin, Greek, and literature at Main Line Classical Academy. His research explores ancient moral psychology, philosophy as a way of life, and Stoicism’s relevance today. With over a decade of continuous sobriety, he offers a rare blend of rigorous classical training and authentic engagement with recovery.

• Foreword Introduction The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous1. The Askesis of Epictetus: Habits and Self-formation2. The Armamentarium of Epictetus: Techniques for Emotion Regulation3. The Serenity of Seneca: A Stoic Sea of Tranquillity 4. The Cosmic Nature of Marcus Aurelius: A Path to a Higher Power 5. Seneca on time: 24-hour-a-day Living in Recovery6. Philosophical Exemplars and Recovery Role ModelsConclusion Glossary of Key Stoic TermsBibliographyGeneral IndexIndex of Recovery TopicsNotes

Over the past century, spirituality, science and technology, have made significant advancements by assimilating from multiple practices.The Stoic Art of Recovery contributes to recovery for seekers striving for the richness in spiritual solutions.

Michael Mascio, PhD, is a scholar of Roman Stoicism and a teacher of Latin, Greek, and literature at Main Line Classical Academy. His research explores ancient moral psychology, philosophy as a way of life, and Stoicism’s relevance today. With over a decade of continuous sobriety, he offers a rare blend of rigorous classical training and authentic engagement with recovery.

• Foreword Introduction The Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous1. The Askesis of Epictetus: Habits and Self-formation2. The Armamentarium of Epictetus: Techniques for Emotion Regulation3. The Serenity of Seneca: A Stoic Sea of Tranquillity 4. The Cosmic Nature of Marcus Aurelius: A Path to a Higher Power 5. Seneca on time: 24-hour-a-day Living in Recovery6. Philosophical Exemplars and Recovery Role ModelsConclusion Glossary of Key Stoic TermsBibliographyGeneral IndexIndex of Recovery TopicsNotes

Over the past century, spirituality, science and technology, have made significant advancements by assimilating from multiple practices.The Stoic Art of Recovery contributes to recovery for seekers striving for the richness in spiritual solutions.