a welcome letter

First let us begin with a huge welcome and an even bigger thank you for showing up. We are so glad you are here.

Evaluating the impact of alcohol on your life takes a significant amount of courage. Healing can be delayed or abandoned if humans can’t find a stigma free environment in which to see their stories reflected.

It’s in the lived experience where hope begins.

The words we use and the voices that are telling them matter. It is time to make sure we are changing the conversations about alcohol and it starts with access. Resources and tools related to eliminating alcohol should be easily accessible to anyone who wishes to explore them.

“If what is provided can bring just an incremental amount of relief to the weight you are feeling, then we have done the work we set out to do.

Our current project surrounding our application development, cravings tracker and sobriety interview series is just the beginning. Our work designed to support anyone wishing to better understand the impact of alcohol on their own life or that of a loved one.

Now that you are here, we hope you stay.

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Our Mission: Show Up and Stay is a committed resource designed to support early sobriety. 

Our Vision: Founded with the understanding that no recovery journey is the same, we also celebrate the interdependence necessary for a successful long term recovery plan. Our customized application is built as a supplement  to accompany the early stages of sobriety.  We aim to help you build a sustainable and relatable recovery path for yourself specific to your needs and experience. 

DISCLAIMER: This resource is not intended to replace your existing treatment plan nor should this in any way supersede the importance of seeking medical treatment for addiction. Alcohol creates physical dependency, and the risks of unsupervised withdrawal are real. In no way, should any online resource override a clinical treatment plan if needed. It is important to consult a medical professional before beginning a period of sobriety. 
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