Whoa. What Suzanne has created with this podcast and the sober/sober curious women's meetings should change the whole world. It surely changed mine.

These ladies are the real deal. This is a very supportive community who lift women up. This group has helped me achieve many sobriety goals

I joined this sober mom group platform with high hopes, seeking genuine support and connection during a vulnerable time in my recovery. Unfortunately, my experience has been deeply disappointing and concerning. The recent retreat, for which members paid a significant amount, was presented as an opportunity for healing and community building. Instead, it seems to have resulted in further hurt and division. Instead of addressing the issues that arose with grace and accountability, the leadership has chosen to blame current and former members. This lack of responsibility is deeply troubling, especially within a group that purports to offer support to those struggling with addiction. My personal observation, and the observations of others, have led me to question the authenticity of the leader's own sobriety journey. It feels as though this platform has been exploited to bolster a social media presence, rather than providing genuine support for those in recovery. For individuals like myself, who are actively grappling with addiction, this kind of experience is particularly disheartening. A platform that should be a safe haven has become a source of further distress. I cannot recommend this group to anyone seeking genuine support and community in their sobriety journey. The lack of accountability and the focus on self-promotion are unacceptable.

Disappointed to hear you speaking negatively about the women who spent $1,900 to attend a retreat that supported your platform and business—especially when they believed they were in a safe space. Feels like a lack of respect for those who believed in what you were offering.

As someone who values honesty and respect, I find it disappointing to see such a negative portrayal of the women who attended the last retreat. It’s hard to reconcile this version of events with what was actually experienced. Integrity matters, and rewriting history at the expense of others feels unfair.

Suzanne has completely changed the way I think about alcohol and my relationship with it. Her non-judgmental and supportive podcasts with everyday moms are so helpful. I would recommend this podcast to anyone questioning alcohol. Amazing!

I found this podcast about a year ago and I just want to say thank you Suzanne and co! I’ve been happily sober for about 7 months now and have loved every single episode. Especially with mom! Can I also say, Laura S episode was so powerful to me. I am running this marathon with you- cheering you on, crying sad tears, crying happy tears- sharing a lot of the same feelings and thoughts with you. I appreciate you and the rest of these ladies coming on here and sharing your most vulnerable selves. I am so proud of us. Suzanne, you have changed so many lives. Thank you.

Why do you talk about activities that may help other people in sobriety boring.! Like you have better things to do. So what are the activities that you do? So at least their keeping themselves busy rather then falling back into sobriety.!

This feels like a fun community! There is lighthearted chatting mixed with inspirational and moving content. As someone who doesn’t like drinking for both mental and physical health reasons, it’s a nice reminder that there are other moms who feel the same way!

Thank you so much for this episode. I’m at that point where life is lifey and it feels overwhelming. But this episode really helped re-center me. I almost cried when you talked about remembering your wedding. Been listening since Dec 2022.