The lifestyle magazine for non-drinkers, the sober-curious, and anyone examining their relationship with alcohol.

Sobriety Perspectives

Every person’s unique story has value and we love hearing the perspectives of people who have examined their relationships with alcohol—the good, the difficult, and the wonderful—and hearing about their experiences no matter where they are on the journey. We hope you find a piece of yourself and a piece of inspiration in each one.

The Gold Band

A story of love, loss and generational healing—
and the magic that happened in the midst of it all

The Relationship I Saved

Writer Mark LaFaro went on a quest to get sober and save his relationship. What happened in the aftermath was not what he expected, or even hoped for, but was

Raising Teens As a Sober Parent

Navigating the world of raising teens as a sober parent has its own unique challenges. As social worker and mom of four, Kelley Kitley, discusses, it also offers some powerful

There And Back Again

Sobriety coach and advocate Heather Lowe shares the story of her journey to discovering herself, learning to be present in the moment, and falling even more in love with travel

Let Your Banner Fly!

Actor, life coach and reiki master, Brigitta Dau, shares her story of learning to embrace her true creative self in a world that wants us to be like everyone else.

The Art of Compassionate Accountability

Recovery models tend to vary widely around how they guide their followers in making major behavioral changes, and, equally importantly, avoiding or bouncing back from setbacks. Recovery Coach Whitney Combs

In Defense of Mocktails

Remember 15 years ago, going to vegan or gluten-free restaurants? No? Me neither…. But now they are everywhere. This happens when people demand the products they need. Emily Paulson of

Return to Center

A story of love and triumph. Meg Daly explores what it means to face grief, fall down, and find your way back to yourself.

How to Eat to Sustain Recovery

While most of us think of nutrition as a tool for weight loss or general health, we tend to overlook nutrition’s role in combating and repairing the effects of alcohol