If you’ve been looking for a sober support group online, you’ve probably noticed the landscape has shifted. A few popular online sobriety communities have recently closed their doors, leaving many people wondering where to land. If that’s you, welcome — you’ve found a place.

The Luckiest Club (or TLC, as our members call us) isn’t the new kid on the block anymore. We’ve been here for more than five years, and in that time we’ve hosted more than 10,000 virtual sobriety meetings. That’s thousands of hours of connection in sobriety — thousands of moments where people showed up for each other, got real, and realized they weren’t alone.

Grasping the concept of prelapse and clocking the behaviors tied to it is crucial to your sobriety.

You've got to ramp up your awareness, rally your crew for support, hone your survival skills, draft a battle plan against relapse, and show yourself some damn self-love.

It's about flipping the script—taking those challenges head-on and refusing to let them knock you down.

Relapse isn’t a badge of failure; it's a rallying cry for revolution, a chance to rise a stronger and even more badass sober human than ever before.

What began as a simple idea—to abstain from alcohol for January—has transcended its initial premise, blossoming into a profound movement. Dry January isn’t just a fleeting challenge; it’s a catalyst for introspection, self-improvement, and societal change. Freedom from alcohol starts here at The Luckiest Club.

The holiday season, often associated with joy and celebration, can be a challenging time for many, especially for those of us on this journey to sobriety. The pressure to join in social gatherings and festivities where alcohol is present can be overwhelming. Finding solace and strength in an online sober community, like The Luckiest Club, can make all the difference in maintaining your commitment to a sober lifestyle.