An Online Resource for Sober Women by Sober Women
Sobriety for Women is an online community geared towards bringing people together to discuss all aspects of recovery. Together we can break the chains of addiction and the stigma associated with it.
Our goal is simple. To bring to light the personal struggles individuals face in addiction, the success stories of those in recovery, and to be a resource for families that they can count on and trust.
We welcome people in recovery, their families, and professionals to join the conversation.
Why We Started Sobriety for Women
After recovering from her own addiction, our founder found herself lost in a sea of information and without anyone to share her story. As she started building an addiction center in Florida she realized that women didn’t have a dedicated source of comfort and support for themselves. As such she has stayed committed to providing strength, recovery resources for individuals without financial resources, online support, and a sense of community for over 10 years and counting with Sobriety For Women!
Sobriety for women was and continues to be born from the necessity of having a safe, encouraging, and supportive environment for women in sobriety. We’re glad that you’re here: Welcome!
Recent Stories
Please read our latest stories. These are real-life stories of women in sobriety and their journeys.
Mental Wellness and Sobriety
Join us on a journey to a healthier, more balanced life. Discover the power of mental health and sobriety in creating a brighter future.Our mission is to support women in achieving mental wellness and sobriety, recognizing the profound impact these elements have on...
Substance Use Disorder Recovery Story From Chaos to Community Leader
Substance use disorder doesn’t just affect individuals—it shapes families, rewrites futures, and redefines identity. But within every storm lies a story of survival. This is my substance use disorder recovery story — a journey that took me from chaos and addiction to...
Trouble at School: When Teen Drug Addiction Starts Early
Teenagers today face increasing pressure, from academics to peer expectations, and unfortunately, many end up in trouble with drug addiction during high school. This phase of life is a critical developmental period, making teens more vulnerable to experimenting with...