Sober App Substack
Sober App, Mac, Dana Leigh Lyons, Liz Mendez, Kelly Thompson TNWWY, Jocelyn Lovelle, Kimberly Kearns, Shana Hormann, Elizabeth Austin, Grace Alexandra Hayden, Maria Luz O'Rourke, Jo Christian (they/them), Kristen Crocker, Nick Dean - Neurokindness, Lene Wipplinger, Jennifer L’Esperance, Laura FessendenWelcome! We created this space as an extension of Sober App—a free app to help you discover freedom through sober living. Join our engaged and growing community—one in which everyone shares a common goal of of staying sober, one day at a time.
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Reimagining Hospitality: A Journey Toward Wellness and Zero-Proof Living
After three decades in hospitality—almost eighteen of which were dedicated to selling, teaching, traveling, and writing about wine—I made the decision to stop drinking after taking my last sip of alcohol with one of the best chefs in the wo...
Breaking the Bottle: How I Chose Sobriety for My Children
The first time I got drunk, I was fifteen, cradling a Solo cup filled with whatever mishmash my friend had cobbled together from her parents’ liquor cabinet. I was too young to care about the taste, but I immediately understood the promise ...
Breaking Free from Shame: A Journey to Acceptance and Serenity
What does the word “shame” bring up for you? I recall being told as a child, “Shame on you,” and I would immediately feel guilty for what I had done, bowing my head in submission.
Swiping Right on Sobriety
I met my ex-husband in 2010 during graduate school, and we separated about ten years later. Before that, I had met people through mutual friends, at bars, or in school. When I became single at 32 with three boys under three, I had never onc...
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Original voice of There’s Nothing Wrong With You (And There Never Was), a phrase I coined. I write for misfits, badasses, and anyone kicking ass at recovery (from anything). Cult survivor. Editor of Voices on Addiction at The Rumpus. The way home.
Writer. Cold Swimmer. Sober human. I write about the intersection of trauma recovery and compassion. I find humaning to be beautiful and devastating and I believe more love is always the answer, even if it takes us a while to get there.
Author of ON THE EDGE OF SHATTERED, lead writer of S2 F*cking Sober Podcast, co-host The Weekend Sober Podcast, founder of Sober in the Suburbs
Healing happens in relationships. Organizational trauma and healing consultant. Faculty Emerita, Antioch University. Loving Mom and Nana.
Elizabeth Austin is a writer and solo cancer mom. Her work has been published with Narratively, Harper's Bazaar, McSweeney's, HuffPost, The Sun, and others. Find out more at writingelizabeth.com and on Instagram @writingelizabeth
Healing with Humor Author of Fish Food: A Feminist Moby Dick at www.grace-hayden.com Email: info@grace-hayden.com
In one year I got sober, woke up to my psychic abilities, quit my corporate career, and opened an astrology, hypnosis, and psychic mediumship practice. I started sharing my experience so others on this path don’t feel so alone.
PhD student at Southern Illinois University. Poet. Baker. Nonbinary. Asexual. Mystic. buymeacoffee.com/JoChristian https://bottlecap.press/products/eclipse?keyword=ecli
Mom, MFA graduate (University of Idaho ‘13), Shamanic Practitioner, ISA Certified Arborist Normalizing alcoholism and recovery among strong, smart women through woo-woo, neuroscience, twelve-step, and embracing anything that works for you.
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I grew up in Red Lodge, MT. Sneaking Oreos to my brother’s horse, and collecting rocks in a tiny purse. I found space in rhymes and love letters to friends. I started to crave a place beyond the in-between. There, Veiled Larches was born.
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