About Sober.com

Welcome! We have changed our look to better serve the needs of the addiction and recovery industry and people seeking products or treatment services related to alcohol and drug rehab programs, drug detox, eating disorders treatment, mental health care services and dual diagnosis rehabilitation and recovery as well as alternative drug treatment programs and faith based drug treatment facilities. The continuum of care can be found under the directory section, and there you will find subcategories like drug and alcohol detox facilities, primary and extended care alcohol drug treatment facilities, halfway houses, gambling addiction, exclusive drug rehabs and sober living homes.

Our Directory feature has listings of all the drug rehab programs and drug and alcohol treatment centers, alcohol rehabilitation programs, halfway houses, sober houses, eating disorder centers and clinics, drug detoxification and alcohol detox centers, programs for troubled teens, wilderness camps, and drug addiction recovery treatment programs in the country.

The site also has a community section with a Recovery Coach available to offer support, guidance and get questions answered as well as topics on alcoholism, substance abuse, and mental health. Live Chat is available to registered members and is a great way to find out information on heroin, cocaine, alcohol, marijuana, anorexia or bulimia. Ask for solutions in either section and answers can be found at the click of your mouse.

Sober.com is committed to maintaining equality and accepts advertising for products and services targeting the addictions recovery and sober community, while not endorsing them. We are committed to providing help for those in need of drug rehab programs, alcoholism treatment and substance abuse services with the most accurate information available.

What's New

  • FIXING SELF (Ever Try?)

    Normal 0 false false false EN-CA ZH-TW X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 FIXING SELF (EVER TRY?) Life right now gets a bit tipsy turvey. I don't know if it's the time of the year or being self-employed in our current times, but I look forward to smoother sailing ahead. Yesterday I had the occasion to talk at length with my oldest son. He is...
    Posted to Newcomers (Forum) by keithbray on Sun, Dec 6 2009

  • Joy in being part of this family!!!

    Hello Family,Thanks for sharing the miracle with me.There is one thing I love about this support group ,,There are nobig I's and little U's here.. .We are all on this jouney together,We suffer from the disease of addiction from which there is no known cure but it can be arrested and recovery is then possible.Whether we have 1 day or 10 years...
    Posted to Those In Recovery (Forum) by MIKEF on Thu, Dec 3 2009

  • MY PERSONAL SANITY

    Normal 0 false false false EN-CA ZH-TW X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 MY PERSONAL SANITY Am I truly sane? Ever ask yourself that question secretly? In my years up to age 46, I can honestly say I never gave much conscious thought to my sanity. Of course I was sane; I was functioning as a member of society, a parent and a ton of other roles. But something...
    Posted to Mental Health (Forum) by keithbray on Thu, Dec 3 2009

  • "One Day at a Time" a inspirational recovery song

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    Posted to Those In Recovery (Forum) by Edmond on Wed, Dec 2 2009

  • LETTING GO

    Normal 0 false false false EN-CA ZH-TW X-NONE Letting Go One of the first things I was told as I started the journey of life recovery was that I would have to learn to “let go”. For those of us who have lived a life where we have loved to be in control, this request, at first blush, was a little, no a lot, “out there”. As the...
    Posted to Newcomers (Forum) by keithbray on Wed, Dec 2 2009

  • By the Grace and mercy of my HP,25 MULTIPLE YEARS TODAY!

    It was a cold early morning,DECEMBER 2ND ,1984,I came to(awoke in a stupor)from another night of obliteration,at a farm in Rhinebeck New York,where I hung out with other sick and suffering addicts.I was 6 months into my third marriage(the woman who loved me enough to leave me 6 months before we got married),still doing the insanity of doing the same...
    Posted to Those In Recovery (Forum) by MIKEF on Wed, Dec 2 2009

  • What kinds of health benefits have you enjoyed since quitting drinking?

    I myself for one am new to recovery, and I find getting to sleep to be very difficult as I withdraw from alcohol. I have noticed though, day by day, I have more energy. I am experiencing some difficult issues right now, but I am trying to focus on the positive. (I am hoping abstinence will help take off the 20 lbs alcohol has put on!) Can any of you...
    Posted to Alcoholism (Forum) by Praxilla on Tue, Dec 1 2009

  • FINDING INNER PEACE

    Normal 0 false false false EN-CA ZH-TW X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Finding Peace Inside I look forward each week to getting my "Idea Engineer" from my coaching mentor, Dr. Randin Brons. His weekly writing generally sparks a thought within, and this week that is particularly true. If I could paraphrase how I felt when I hit bottom in...
    Posted to Newcomers (Forum) by keithbray on Tue, Dec 1 2009

  • THE MIRROR-A GREAT TOOL

    Normal 0 false false false EN-CA ZH-TW X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 THE MIRROR- A GREAT TOOL One of the tools all my clients own, and learn to use during sessions, is the mirror. It may be a great tool for you, it certainly is for me! Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves. --Carl Jung In our worst...
    Posted to Newcomers (Forum) by keithbray on Mon, Nov 30 2009