Clare Kennedy
Clare Kennedy
Recovery Talks: Soberistas S01 E28
Recovery Talks: Soberistas S01 E28
Recovery Talks: Soberistas S01 E28
Tuesday 13th April 2021
Lucy Rocca discusses her journey to sobriety and the creation of Soberistas, a non-judgmental community helping thousands quit alcohol.
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Get the buttons here!Lucy Rocca: Building Soberistas, A Lifeline for Those Seeking Sobriety
But it's not a requirement to join soberistas, to become sober as soon as you join the site, because I do believe it's a journey and I think getting people into soberistas or any other recovery group is so important so that they can start to make progress on that path towards sobriety.
Imagine waking up in a hospital with no memory of how you got there. That was the turning point for Lucy Rocca, who decided it was time to quit drinking in 2011. Fast forward eighteen months, and Lucy launched Soberistas, a social network that's become a haven for thousands looking to kick the booze.
In this episode of 'Recovery Talks by Kennedy Street', Lucy joins Clare Kennedy to share her powerful journey from addiction to recovery and how she built a worldwide, non-judgmental community that supports sobriety. Lucy Rocca's story is not just about her personal struggle; it's about creating a space where others can find the same support she did. Soberistas offers a platform for people to share their experiences, seek advice, and connect with others who are navigating similar challenges.
Lucy's background as an editor, author of five books on stopping drinking, and certified NLP life coach adds layers of credibility and insight to her mission. This episode dives into the importance of non-judgmental communities in the recovery process. Lucy emphasizes that recovery is a journey, not a destination. She discusses the tools and strategies that have helped her and many others stay sober.
The conversation also touches on the vital role recovery groups play in providing ongoing support and fostering a sense of belonging. Whether you're struggling with alcohol yourself or supporting someone who is, Lucy's story offers valuable insights and practical advice. It's a testament to the power of community and the impact one person can have on countless lives. Tune in to hear how Soberistas is changing the landscape of recovery and offering hope to those who need it most.