Secular Organizations for Sobriety (SOS)
A non-religious, self-empowerment recovery network with chapters across the country, built around discussion rather than doctrine.
Overview
SOS, also called Save Our Selves, offers a sober room that doesn't require signing on to any belief system about why you're there or what will save you.
How the approach works
Peer discussion and shared lived experience, without steps or spiritual framing.
Who might find it useful
People who want secular, agency-centered support similar to LifeRing.
What to expect
Its national website is frequently offline, so the most reliable way to find a meeting is to search “Secular Organizations for Sobriety” with your city or region, or ask a local recovery center.
This is an approach rather than a single organization. Ask a provider, or search for options near you.
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