Alcohol Explained by William Porter breaks down the science behind alcohol addiction, helping readers understand cravings, brain chemistry, and psychological dependence. By revealing how alcohol traps us in a cycle, Porter provides the knowledge needed to break free and achieve lasting sobriety.
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Quit Drinking Without Willpower by Allen Carr makes quitting alcohol simple by removing the need for willpower. By changing how we think about alcohol, Carr shows that sobriety is a natural, joyful choice, not a battle or sacrifice.
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The Easy Way to Control Alcohol by Allen Carr offers a refreshing, guilt-free approach to quitting drinking. By reframing our beliefs about alcohol, Carr shows that sobriety isn’t about willpower or sacrifice—it’s about empowerment, freedom, and joy.
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Sobriety is a gift. We Are the Luckiest by Laura McKowen reveals how quitting alcohol leads to clarity, joy, and self-discovery.
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Annie Grace’s This Naked Mind reveals how shifting your mindset can break the hold of alcohol, offering freedom, joy, and emotional resilience.
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Gabor Maté’s In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts explores addiction’s roots in trauma and emotional pain, offering compassionate insights for healing and recovery.
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Sobriety is a gift. Laura McKowen’s We Are the Luckiest reveals how choosing an alcohol-free life leads to authenticity, joy, and connection.
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Empower your sobriety journey with Quit Like a Woman by Holly Whitaker—a bold, feminist take on recovery that reclaims power, freedom, and emotional healing.
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The holidays can be a challenging time for anyone, but if you’re new to recovery, navigating family gatherings, social events, and traditions steeped in alcohol can feel overwhelming. Here’s a guide to help you thrive through the holiday season while staying true to your sobriety. (Scenarios below!) 10 Tips to Navigate the Holidays Sober 1. […]
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For women in recovery, this book becomes a trusted companion. It reminds us at Today’s Sober Women that the Twelve Steps are not just about quitting drinking or using—they are a way of living…
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