The Sober Life

The most basic human need is to feel connected to others and addiction destroys connection. When people want to get sober, they often have alienated friends and family, have no job and no money, and are packing around loads of guilt and shame from the things they did in their addiction. They face a Catch-22, remain isolated and lonely, or seek connection with the people they drank and used with and likely relapse.

The Sober Life provides a healthy outlet where people in recovery can fulfill their need for connection. We are people in recovery, helping those in recovery. We offer a range of free and family friendly events and activities, where those in recovery can enjoy fellowship and build friendships in an alcohol, drug and judgement free environment. 

We also offer volunteer opportunities, so our members can gain self-esteem and self-efficacy, and become contributing members of the community. In addition, we have recently begun offering Peer Recovery Coaching and Care Coordination, so if you, your patient or a loved one, colleague or friend need support and access to resources such as food, housing and employment, please click on the button below, fill out the referral form and we will be in touch soon.

Join The Sober Life

Please contact Dean Snow at Alliance for Youth for more information about how you can join and/or contribute to the Sober Life. [email protected], 406.203.0935.

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