Sober Sisters Events

11/13/2025

This world needs more love and we have plenty to give. Please join Sober Sisters Events next Thursday, November 20th at hopestreetfoodpantry to volunteer on their busiest day of the year. Let’s start the holiday season off right and join forces to serve our neighbors in need. We have limited spots available - Grab one using the link below if you can make it. So proud to show the Charlotte community some love! 🫶

https://shorturl.at/PIOgI

11/03/2025

I’ll be the first to admit that initially when I started Sober Sisters Events in 2023, it was mostly for me. I needed a place to meet other like-minded people who were navigating this ever-changing sober lifestyle. I couldn’t do it alone.

I keep it going because now I realize that we all need this. A place where we can connect with other women (and a few good men) who just GET IT. I appreciate every one of you who puts yourself out there and comes to these events. It’s not easy to step outside of your comfort zone and make friends with strangers. I hope you feel the love every damn time and walk away feeling seen, heard, supported, and a little less alone.

I’m so proud that this little nonprofit of mine is being recognized as something cool that’s happening in the Queen City - that’s pretty special. Thank you Queen City Nerve for spreading the word. Thank you to everyone who supports SSE and shows up time and time again to partake in all the fun we are having. Let’s rock it until the wheels fall off! (And then get some new wheels.)🫶

10/26/2025

You can’t hike to heaven with a hangover. Happy Sunday! 🙌🏼 🏔️

10/19/2025

10/10 recommend getting weird & witchy in the middle of the woods with your besties on your birthday. This life is anything but boring! 🔥 🍁 🧙‍♀️

10/16/2025

Do you like your yoga with a side of twerk? Because I sure do. Sober Sisters Events & Chakti Yoga are teaming up again to bring you another fun session on Saturday, November 8th at 10:00am. You don’t want to miss this - It’s SUCH a great work out and an absolute blast!

Just bring your mat and your moves & I’ll bring the refreshments! Sign up through the schedule in my Linktree - Use code SOBERSISTERS for a sweet deal on your ticket! 🎟️ 😉 🧘‍♀️

10/06/2025

I just made it to 1,000 days of sobriety over the weekend. Did I ever think I’d be celebrating 4 digits of alcohol-free days while hosting my first Sober Girls Getaway retreat? (More on this later.) Not in my wildest dreams. In the last 1,000 days, I’ve formed so many incredible friendships, faced hard truths, learned many lessons, had aha moments, and felt so much pure joy. I didn’t know this type of growth was possible for me in my 30’s but as it turns out, I’m just getting started.

I really do believe that’s why we are here. We are not meant to float aimlessly through this human existence. The trauma, heartache, and unconditional love we experience is all part of the journey. It’s meant to be felt deeply, all of it. Knowing when you’re in it is one of the most challenging tasks.

Sobriety has allowed me to be present in those ebbs and flows and to really examine the feelings as they are happening. Without it, I would still be letting life happen to me completely unaware that I was on the cusp of another eureka moment of self-discovery. Without it, I would still be stuck in an exhausting cycle of mediocrity, always wondering if this was all there was to life.

I’ve learned that this life is a fleeting opportunity to do whatever the hell you want with. You can choose to change your path at any given moment. You can choose to grow, love hard, get honest, and find out what really makes your soul smile. These last 1,000 days haven’t been easy by any means. They have brought me to my fu***ng knees at times. But in them, I’ve found the strength to get back up and move forward, one step at a time, every damn time.

I’ve found myself again. I’m still the same little girl who just wanted to use my power for good but now, I’m able to recognize that as my life’s purpose and put it into motion. Reconnecting with myself has opened the door for me to be able to connect with others too. I get to be a person who provides a sense of belonging to those who, like me, have always felt a little lost and scared. What an absolute 1,000 percent honor it’s been. And like I said, I’m just getting started. ♥️

Keep growing, keep going. ✌️

#1000

09/30/2025

Event Announcement: Join us for a fun, fall hiking adventure on Sunday, October 26th! We will meet at the Linwood Road access parking lot at 9:30am to hike the Backside Trail at Crowders Mountain. This trail is 1.8 miles out and back and takes approximately 1-1.5 hours to complete. Grab a ticket below (or in my bio) so I know to expect you. I can’t wait to get out there to connect with nature & YOU!🍁🏔️

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sober-sisters-hiking-adventure-tickets-1757547043519?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

09/24/2025

Beautiful things are born out of sobriety! LET’S GO!

Driven by flexibility and a passion for independence, these business owners help drive economic growth across the Charlotte metro area.

09/19/2025

Sometimes, my sister and I like to reminisce about the good old days. 🤦🏽‍♀️

Real talk, alcohol is super wild, y’all.

Happy weekend! Stay safe out there. ✌️

09/14/2025

On this day 2 years ago, I was still early into my sobriety journey when we hosted our first official Sober Sisters event. Our mom showed up, although we hadn’t seen or talked to her in months. Addiction had made our relationship complicated, and boundaries had to be put in place to protect ourselves. We were still happy to see her. We loved her so much - We just couldn’t be around her.

Addiction is such a layered and complex issue. It’s a hard thing for people to understand if they haven’t experienced it themselves. The person struggling still loves their people. They just don’t love themselves. They don’t want to stay stuck but they don’t know any other way to be. Nothing you say or do will make them change. It’s only when they are ready that change and true transformation can happen. We knew that. It still didn’t make it easy.

We were finally healing and trying to make some sort of positive impact which made her so proud. Of course she was going to show up to tell us that in person. When I reflect on these last two years, I’m proud of us too. We lost our mom shortly after this picture was taken but we never lost ourselves. We leaned into our pain, felt it all, and through our sobriety, we found the strength we needed to keep moving forward. We are still out here trying to make a difference in our own ways, and honoring her and so many others who are no longer here by truly LIVING. We don’t just survive, we thrive. That’s all she could ever want for us.

Happy National Sober Day. Keep going. 🤍