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True Recovery is Rebellion
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Find Yourself in the Rooms
Recovery isn’t about fitting into someone else’s version of life—it’s about creating your own!
We’ve normalized the unbearable—drinking, pain, numbing, self-destruction—but it’s NOT normal.
Living a sober life isn’t just about quitting alcohol; it’s about rediscovering what real, authentic, joyful living actually looks like.
Women in the Rooms is more than a community—
it’s a guided journey to deep transformation
at every stage of recovery.
I’m Karen Rubinstein, and my own journey showed me that true recovery is rebellion—not just against alcohol, but against cultural norms or quick fixes—and finding freedom, joy, and self-trust.
That’s why I created Women in the Rooms, a space where recovery is about growth, not guilt.
Here’s how we help:
✅ A private community—A space for connection, support, and real conversations.
✅ Transformational coaching—Personalized guidance to help you break old patterns.
✅ Speaking & workshops—Spreading a message of freedom, healing, and hope.
✅ Resources & inspiration—Tools to support your journey at every stage.
Recovery gave me back my life, but more than that—it gave me myself. I had to unlearn everything I thought I knew about who I was supposed to be and start discovering who I actually am. That’s what Women in the Rooms is about—creating a life that feels like freedom, not just sobriety. I hope you’ll find yourself here, in the rooms!
Karen Rubinstein
Drinking wasn’t the problem—it was your solution to something deeper. But now, there’s a better way forward.
In our virtual home of supportive women, you’ll find the tools, and connection to create the life you truly deserve.
Let’s take that step together and join the Women in the Rooms!
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True recovery isn’t about restriction—it’s about rediscovering who you are.
The world tells us to numb, to cope, to accept a life that doesn’t feel right.
But what if recovery isn’t just about not drinking—what if it’s about creating a life that feels so good, you don’t need to escape from it?
Are you starting to question your relationship with alcohol? Do you find yourself drinking to cope with stress, escape uncomfortable feelings, or numb emotions?
Take this quiz to explore where you stand and discover what’s next on your journey.
