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[close] Welcome to the No Matter What Club—a place for those of us navigating the messy, unpredictable journey of addiction, sobriety, and all the self-destructive behaviors that come along for the ride. Whether you're deep in recovery, just starting out, or have someone in your life battling addiction, this group is here to help you through it, no matter what. We’re not sugarcoating anything here. This is a space for raw, unfiltered, and sometimes uncomfortable honesty about addiction and what it really takes to get clean and sober in a world that seems hell-bent on setting us up to fail. Society doesn't exactly hand out gold stars for staying sober—so we lean on each other. In the No Matter What Club, we discuss books that hit close to home, share resources that actually work, and most importantly, connect with one another to give and get support during the hard times. Think of us as the crew who gets it—the ones who’ve seen rock bottom and clawed our way up, only to find out the climb is harder than anyone warned you about. So, if you're done with BS, ready to talk real talk, and want to join a group that’s raw, real, and unapologetically honest, hit that join button. We’ll laugh, we’ll cry, we’ll curse, and together, we’ll survive. Because addiction may want you down, but in this group, we say F**k that.

[close] A book club for people interested in books about achieving and maintaining sobriety. Loosely associated with the /r/stopdrinking subreddit, but anyone may join this group for discussion about our current book selection. Our first book is "The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober" by Catherine Gray, and discussions will begin January 1! I'll post discussions periodically that anyone is welcome to participate in, and members are able to post discussions as well. Members are also able to put books on the bookshelf and create polls.

[close] Read-along one addiction or recovery related book every month so we can discuss them. The purpose of this book club is to broaden our understanding of addiction and shed some light on important addiction topics covered in different books.

[close] Group for creating a private list/shelf of the resources recommended by the Ashley Treatment Center family program.