Prepare a firsthand community article

Write from what you can establish

Describe the context you personally experienced and when it happened. Avoid presenting your experience as a universal recovery result. If your contribution is a professional explanation, make the qualification relevant to that explanation checkable.

Give the reader something they can use

A specific process, a documented resource check, or a clear account of what a newcomer might encounter can be more useful than a broad success story. Explain what changed, what remains uncertain, and which original sources help a reader go further.

Remove identifying details about other people unless you have appropriate permission to share them. Do not turn a private record or account-verification message into a public example.

Submit a proposal with context

The contribution page explains what to include. Sober Group does not promise publication on unrelated third-party platforms or guarantee rankings and referrals for contributors.