Want to Get Sober?
Tribe Sober Membership
New Member Chat with Tribe Support to tailor your personal journey
Tribe Chats via Zoom – at convenient times to suit all time zones
International community with 24/7 support via Slack
Affordable monthly subs – cancel at any time
Weekly Zoom Cafe for member check ins
Personal 1.2.1 support from your Sober Buddy – dependant on attending a workshop
Introductory 20 minute Coaching & Hypnotherapy sessions
Confidential medical advice from our Doctor
As long as subs remain up to date they will stay the same and not increase
Member Discounts on workshops, coaching, hypnotherapy, alcohol free drinks, yoga classes and nutritional consultations
Membership capped at 500 to ensure personal support
About Tribe Sober
Introduction from Janet Gourand (Founder of Tribe Sober):
Tribe Sober Launch Announcement (podcast episode):
What our Members are saying:
“I nearly lost my family, my everything, as I continued to drink. I’m so thankful for Janet and all of you who have kept me on the sober bus.”
– Jane
“This community has contributed immensely to this lost soul finding her way home. I’m a mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend and I have found myself again!”
– Laura
“I have tried to give up drinking many times. Only when I joined Tribe Sober was I able to make the change. The online support is great but the sense of community is exceptional.”
– Julia
Our 7-step Membership Program
“If it wasn’t for Janet, I would be in a scary place right now. It was such a slippery slope and I only just saw that once I had gone off it.’
– Beth
“I really am stunned at how much I don’t miss or crave alcohol. I’m much more present and no more time is wasted on being hungover and feeling guilty.”
– Nicky
“The session with Janet was a big step. I recognised the insanity of my addiction. The ground did not open up and swallow me. It was just ‘what’s the next step?’ “
– Mallorie
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Frequently Asked Questions
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