Free Weekly Support Meeting Schedule
At this time, The SOS Collective offers 9 FREE support meetings per week.
Meetings are a chance to make connections, realize you're not alone, and finally start to shed the shame. SOS meetings are made up of women from all walks of life, at all stages of their journey. They educate and enlighten. It is often said that the wisdom is in the room.
"Connection is the opposite of addiction."​
MON
9AM ET / 2PM UK
with Natalie
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2PM ET / 7PM UK
with Linda
TUES
2PM ET / 7PM UK
The Nova Collective with Jane & Katelyn
WED
9AM ET / 2PM UK
with Lynn
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2PM ET / 7PM UK
with Maria & Sue
THUR
7PM ET / 12AM UK with Carol
FRI
9AM ET / 2PM UK
with Lisa
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2PM ET / 7PM UK
with Nancy & Tica
SAT
10AM ET / 3PM UK
with Annette & Sherri
Our Hosts
Annette
Based in the US, Annette shares her slot with Maria. Drawing on many years of sobriety, she brings an upbeat, positive perspective that instils hope and motivation in others.
Jane M
After a decade of searching Jane found the key to unlocking her long-term sobriety in an online modern recovery community in April 2020.
Jane feels privileged to share the room with her fellow hosts and women who show up and share their stories and vulnerability.
She brings her Low/High to each meeting and will be wingwoman alongside Katelyn in the Nova Collective each Tuesday.
Linda
Linda is in her 5th year of sobriety and has been hosting meetings for 4 of them. She is from Dublin, Ireland and she is passionate about community, women supporting women and strongly believes that giving back is a fundamental part of recovery. Linda likes to create a calm and warm space where women feel comfortable, safe and can allow themselves to truly express how they feel wherever they are in their journey. She strongly believes that it is in the sharing of our stories that we both give and gain much wisdom.
Maria
Maria has been sober since 1986. She is an active member of AA who found modern recovery during the pandemic. “I love the way AA and SOS Collective marries for a holistic approach to sober living. Through SOS I have expanded my view of sober living while continuing to embrace my roots.” Maria brings decades of sober experience into our meeting space and focuses on topics that support a strong foundation for continuous sobriety.
Sherri
Sherri found sobriety in September, 2020. The freedom and clarity of a sober life opened up a sphere of possibilities. Her foundation is firmly rooted in connection and community. Sherri provides a safe space, and an honest, no-nonsense approach to recovery.
Beth
Beth has almost four years of sobriety and has spent more than three of those volunteering in the sober community. She is passionate about helping women access the support they need to find freedom in sobriety. Originally from the north of England, Beth brings a mix of northern directness and humour to her meetings. Her sessions keep the focus firmly on alcohol, always with a light touch. You can find her on Instagram at @click_sober.
Jane S
Jane S., who is entering her fifth year of sobriety, brings a warm & caring presence to the Solara Collective, a group for women in sustained sobriety (2+ years). With a heart for empowering women, Jane creates a safe space for others to embrace the many joys of sobriety, while meeting its challenges with honesty, strength, and compassion. A retired registered nurse living in Rhode Island, Jane is happily married and a proud mom of three adult children.
Lisa
Lisa is in her 5th year of sobriety and has been hosting meetings in the recovery space for over two years. She believes that our ability to understand our story and discover what we need to learn so we can write the next chapter, is key to long-term sobriety. Her meetings focus on self-awareness, meditation, and journaling. She knows that community is the key to recovery, but that self-discovery and understanding is also needed to support all that we learn from each other.
Nancy
Nancy is approaching five years of alcoholfree living. Based in the U.S., she is deeply committed to selfawareness, compassionate curiosity, and meaningful action. She believes that turning inward while being held by a supportive community opens the door to lasting, heartfelt transformation.
Sue
Sue has been sober since early 2022. What began as a decision to stop drinking became a much deeper journey of learning to understand herself with honesty and compassion. Through recovery, she has discovered the importance of emotional awareness, boundaries, self-trust, and the power of women supporting one another.
She hopes every meeting is a place where women can show up exactly as they are, knowing they don't have to have all the answers. Sue believes that connection, curiosity, and sharing our lived experiences help us continue growing—one day at a time.
Carol
Carol, a senior member of SOS, found the joy of sobriety in 2022 after nearly 60 years of misery. Her desire to help our global community of women find a similar path resulted in developing a hosting intention which encourages abstinence and explores various avenues of emotional wellbeing.
Carol’s non-linear lifestyle offers opinions and researched wisdom on sensitive topics.
Katelyn
Katelyn is in her 3rd year of sobriety and handles all things related to the SOS website. She and Jane M. tag team our Nova Collective meeting on Tuesdays, which is open to everyone in this space, but geared towards those in their first 100 days. Finding a community of loving, understanding, supportive women was the key to reconnecting with herself again. These ladies truly are her lifeline.
Lynn
Lynn, from Australia, has dedicated many years to service, offering meetings that are both uplifting and comforting. She provides sensible, calm advice and shares her extensive knowledge in a way that resonates with attendees.
Natalie
Natalie will celebrate four years of sobriety this June. Through SOS, she found connection, support, and a community that truly understands.Her Monday meetings are a place to arrive as you are—to slow down, reflect, and grow alongside other women walking the same path. With a calm and thoughtful approach, she creates space for clarity, connection, and meaningful change in sobriety.
Tica
Tica is based on the east coast of the U.S. and is sharing her slot with Nancy. She started her sober journey after retiring from teaching in 2021 and is invested in supporting this community of women who are finding their voices. Every stage of life - and of sobriety - has both joys and challenges, and Tica approaches it all with a sense of wonder, compassion, and humor