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I'm not superstitious, but I am a little stitious
PUBLISHER’S NOTE
Happy Monday. The Sober Curator is back with this week’s Sober Sip, where we recap this week’s TSC. This week Cara Delevingne rose like a phoenix, Tyla had trouble walking up some stairs, we celebrated our Mothers and the Motherly figures in our lives, and our favorite Leo is back with this month’s horoscopes. It’s time to dive on in and take a sip of some sobrietea.
SOBERSCOPES
May 2024 Sober Horoscopes
May brings cosmic shifts, including Pluto retrograde and a powerful New Moon in Taurus, signaling opportunities for manifestation and practical action. With Mercury entering Taurus and Jupiter moving into Gemini, the month invites us to align our intentions with tangible goals and embrace new beginnings.
WALK YOUR TALK
Sobriety Had a Major Moment at the 2024 Met Gala
Sobriety and Met Gala don’t normally go hand in hand. This year, we watched all of the red carpet coverage and curated a list of every sober celeb who walked the carpet and here is our list of who is the best dressed. YES, that is right, this is The Sober Curator’s 2024 Met Gala Sober Celeb Best Dressed List!
The 2024 Met Gala theme “The Garden of Time” explores the fragility of nature, with options ranging from floribunda-laden couture to pieces inspired by the exhibition’s exploration of bygone fashion. The gala promises a cerebral approach to fashion theory, with the red carpet likely to showcase a diverse array of interpretations of the theme.
RECOVERY PODCASTLAND
The Sober Curator Speaks With the Non Drinking Buddies Podcast
Alysse Bryson, Founder of The Sober Curator, joins hosts Rebekka Johnson and Anne Gregory on "Non Drinking Buddies" to share her journey of thriving in sobriety with creativity and community-building. From diamond painting to sober swing dancing, The Sober Curator offers a vibrant buffet of alcohol-free entertainment options, proving that sobriety doesn't dampen life's vibrancy but rather enhances it with engaging adventures. Cheers to embracing sobriety and living life to the fullest!
#ADDTOCART
May Activation Bar: Celebrating Sober Moms in Style
Perfect for Sober and Sober-Curious Moms alike, these activation bar ideas cater not only to Mother’s Day gatherings but also to baby showers and expectant moms looking to embrace an alcohol-free lifestyle. It’s a wonderful opportunity for moms-to-be or those choosing sobriety to partake in festivities that prioritize health, well-being, and connection without the need for alcohol. These events offer a safe and inclusive space for all moms, ensuring that every moment is cherished and celebrated with comfort and joy.
LIFESTYLE
Sober Swiftie Recovery Group, Swift Steps, based out of Philly is an Eras Concert, but Make it Sober
Swift Steps, a virtual support group for Swifties in recovery, uses Taylor Swift's lyrics to empower members on their journey, finding new meaning in songs like "Style" to navigate internal battles with addiction. Founded by Julianne Griffin, the group fosters camaraderie and mutual support, providing a non-judgmental space for Sober Swifties to connect and rewrite their narratives through shared experiences and a love for Swift's music.
SPIRITUAL GANGSTER
Harnessing the Power of Crystals in Addiction Recovery: 5 Reasons to Use Crystals
Using crystals in addiction recovery is gaining popularity as part of a holistic approach to healing, with believers citing their ability to restore balance and promote well-being on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. Crystals are thought to aid in energetic cleansing, stress reduction, emotional healing, enhancing clarity and focus, and encouraging self-reflection, offering a complementary method to traditional therapies in the recovery journey.
#WEDORECOVER
Cara Delevingne is Almost 2 Years Sober
Delevingne turned the internet upside down after her 30th birthday with her erratic behavior towards Megan Thee Stallion. "It's heartbreaking because I thought I was having fun, but at some point it was like, ‘Okay, I don't look well,'" Delevingne said. "You know, sometimes you need a reality check, so in a way those pictures were something to be grateful for.”
While dressed to the nines at this year’s Met Gala, Delevingne told Variety, "You're not alone, if I can do it, anyone can. But you need to communicate and be honest about it as much as you can—especially with yourself," Cara continued. “I think that’s what I’ve always done with anything in this business. Whether it’s been being vocal about anxiety, depression, recovery, anything, it’s just you owe it to people to talk about your struggles, because being in this world is not perfect. No one is perfect. So to be honest, it’s the least I can do.”
#QUITLIT
Unveiling the Impact: “Dopesick” by Beth Macy – A Powerful #QUITLIT Review
Beth Macy's "Dopesick" delves into the opioid crisis, exposing the roles of pharmaceutical companies, healthcare professionals, and systemic failures, while highlighting the devastating toll of addiction on individuals and communities. Through compelling storytelling and expert analysis, Macy advocates for a compassionate and evidence-based approach to treatment, urging readers to confront the complexities of addiction and advocate for meaningful change.
LIFESTYLE
One Way Conversations and My Mother: An Ode to Mother’s Day for Gals Who Dread Mother’s Day
In a deeply personal reflection, the author wrestles with the complexities of her relationship with her mother, stemming from feelings of abandonment and her mother's unaddressed mental health struggles. Through advocacy work and guidance from a mentor, she finds a path to understanding and reconciliation, offering hope and encouragement to others navigating similar challenges with their mothers on Mother's Day.
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