Transformational Sobriety
Freedom, delight, belonging.
All while staying sober and disentangling from patriarchy.
Getting sober was just the beginning. You have been initiated into living awake. Now you’re ready for more.
Where visionary sober women and femmes come to live the life they came here for.
❤️🔥 Reverence for your past, appreciation for every version of yourself.
❤️🔥 Connection with a higher power that delights in your very existence and is always there with you.
❤️🔥 Living with a here-for-it-all sense of wonder and adventure, unique-to-you purpose and unapologetic aliveness.
❤️🔥 Engage life with wonder and curiosity, like the magical soul-having-a-human-experience being that you are
❤️🔥 Connect with your always-there, accessible-anywhere connection to an adoring higher power that delights and is invested in your very existence
❤️🔥 Meet challenges as your soul’s next adventure, knowing you have all the internal and external support you need
❤️🔥 Know in your bones that every trauma, every drink, every moment of your life was all in service to your greatest becoming
❤️🔥 Exist in the expansiveness of your full aliveness - your joy, grief, silliness, uncertainty, rage and whimsy; everyone from your fun craving six year old self to your justice seeking inner teen are all welcome here
❤️🔥 Ditch that tired AA story and get off the fix-it merry go round of yet another round of steps, one more 12 step program, another wild goose chase for the character defect / manifestation of your addiction that will finally set you free.
❤️🔥 Co-create our next paradigm in a collective of bad-ass, not-here-to fuck-around, wide awake women
Coming MAY 2026: “Through the Portal”
A 6 week, 3 ritual journey through the first three steps of Transformational Sobriety 12 steps.
Doors Open April 15th.
For visionary women in long term recovery who want to:
This could be for you if:
🌈 You’ve been sober for years, done the work, gone to therapy… but the inner critic is still loud and the joy hasn’t fully landed.
🌈 You’re done with endless self-improvement and preparing to live. It’s time to let the horses out of the stable.
🌈 You’ve touched real connection with your higher power—but it’s inconsistent or hard to access when you need it most.
🌈 Being told you’re sick, selfish, and can’t trust yourself is getting old.
🌈 You know you can’t drink again—but the idea that you are fundamentally broken no longer feels true.
🌈 You’re ready to step into your power, but the pressure and self-reliance make big dreams feel overwhelming.
🌈 Your soul needs a coming out party—and a community to celebrate and support you.
Doors Open April 15th
“Through the Portal” is a collection of rituals, stream of consciousness writing, and fun integrating exercises done as a group and in solo practice.
Week 1 : “Admitting We Are Powerful” : rewriting your AA story from the perspective of your inner child and soul’s perspectives. Mining your experience for your innate brilliance, tenderness and goodness. More than self-forgiveness, this is about self-reverence and adoration. Like, “holy sh*t, check me out, I am a force to be reckoned with.” Like “What was I doing thinking there was something wrong with me?” Like, “If I can live through this, I can definitely live my dreams now.”
Week 2 : “Came to Believe That Our Future Can Be Different than Our Past" a.k.a. “Came to Believe that the Cosmic Truth Can Reveal to Us The Truth of Who We Are.” Retrieving what was left behind - dreams, parts, curiosities, longings, the particulars of who you are that you (intelligently) abandoned for belonging as a child.
Week 3 : “Remembering My Belonging in The Cosmic Oneness, as The Oneness Appears to Me.” Uncover your you-shaped, vast as the cosmos, intimate as a womb, partner in crime higher power. Then bringing in the support of that higher power to accompany you on your life journey and usher you through the next version of your fullest, all in aliveness.
We will meet on Zoom
Thursdays at 11am EST
May 14 + 28, June 11
$223 pay in full or 2 payments of $112
I have spent my career helping other humans navigate the messiness and joy of life’s unknowns as an end of life care nurse, a mentor to teenage girls and entrepreneur.
I’ve been sober for 15 years.
Early in recovery, I found something that changed me: rooms full of people speaking honestly about their inner lives. No performance. No polish. Just truth. After a brief experience with a loving but rigid sponsor, I was guided through the steps by someone who met me with a level of compassion I hadn’t experienced since childhood.
I loved AA. I loved the rooms. For the first time, I felt permission to show up without pressure—to exist without constantly trying to earn my place. That experience was foundational.
And I carried it with me.
But over time, as I became more attuned to my own inner world, I began to notice a disconnect. A quiet but persistent narrative that framed long-term sobriety as an ongoing state of defectiveness—still sick, still selfish, still needing to override your own instincts.
Meanwhile, my lived experience was moving in a different direction.
My life has been shaped by loss and meaning-making from an early age. When I was nine, my mother died. It rearranged everything. Since then, I’ve spent my life seeking belonging, connection, and something real beneath the surface of things.
That orientation has shown up in how I work, how I relate, and how I listen—to myself and others. Even in early recovery, I found myself questioning, translating, and exploring what was beneath the language I was being given.
Now I work with sober women who sense that sobriety is not meant to be a lifelong identity of limitation.
Women who are ready to move beyond self-surveillance, self-doubt, and inherited narratives about who they are supposed to be—into a lived experience of clarity, agency, and aliveness.
This work is not about fixing what is broken.
It’s about stepping out of a story that was never fully yours—and into the truth of who you already are.
I help visionary, here for a reason sober women step into the biggest, truest version of themselves—without self-reliance, exhaustive work, or threatening their sobriety.
Hi, I’m Katherine Moore.
Sober visionary, reparative storyteller, and advocate for your unapologetic bigness.