I chose this name as I felt it was a reflection of my life and my sober journey. Yoga was a major key in my recovery and through this practice I found myself again; yoga helped me to find my inner strength again; yoga reminded me of my resilience. Read More
Every year on September 10th, the world observes a very sensitive and difficult topic: suicide. As stated by the World Health Organization (WHO), evidence shows that every 40 seconds someone decides to take their life. Read More
Get connected! The opposite of addiction is connection. Find like minded people exploring alcohol-free living along side you. Follow inspirational sober accounts on social media. Read More
The COVID-19 pandemic has truly challenged us — especially in regards to staying on track with the journey to sobriety. Read More
As we acknowledge the month of pride and celebrate this continued movement, one of the things that we can never forget is the struggles that many people apart of the LGBTQ+ community face. Read More
Though we all don’t speak the same language, we often find ourselves connecting over and overcoming through one thing: music. And within these uncertain times, there’s nothing more than the world needs than new ways and tactics to keep pushing forward — this is the work being done by Ariel Bloomer and Shawn Jump, founders of Icon for Hire. Read More
Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, here is the founder of Recovery is the New Black, Michelle Smith. As a podcaster, TEDx speaker, author, certified mental health and addictions counselor, Michelle uses her platform in order to provide individuals with the best guidance and practices in order for them to begin their own journey towards sobriety. Read More
With these ever-changing times, it is becoming increasingly important for people to maintain their health and wellness — particularly when it comes to their sobriety. In these times, people are also looking for new and innovative ways to get and remain sober. Read More
Today, we’re talking about Randi Newton, a contributor to Soberocity and an individual who has previously struggled with sobriety. Read More
I know…I’m tired too. There has been so much information vomiting from our screens for the past two weeks and, quite honestly, I am—and I cannot stress this enough—TIRED. Read More
“…being a fellow addict, I know the impact that makes on you and I think it’d be frankly irresponsible to not use my platform to help break down those stigmas and educate as best I can with the experiences and information I have.” -Margo Read More
Sometimes, we find ourselves having a higher calling. Though our situations don’t always seem to reflect that “more” is coming into our lives, we can’t always judge life based on current circumstances, rather on a higher and greater power; sometimes, on God. Read More
