My friend, you’ve stayed sober...

✨ You’ve done the recovery work.

✨ You’ve helped others.

✨ You've shown up.

✨ You've built a life that looks pretty amazing from the outside.

But deep down? You still feel like something’s missing.

🔹Maybe your inner critic is relentless, no matter how much you achieve.

🔹Maybe you’re weighed down by invisible guilt, pressure, and deep not-enoughness

🔹Maybe you can't seem to shake off the same painful relationship patterns

🔹Maybe you wake up with anxiety whispering “You should be further along by now."

🔹Maybe you’ve built a great sober life — but it still doesn’t feel like home.

My friend, I see you. I am you.

And that’s why I’m inviting you to share your journey with me as part of our Breakthrough Recovery for Women Research Initiative to help develop transformational tools, solutions, and programming for women like us.

We’re exploring the part of the recovery journey that almost no one talks about:

✨ The longer-term sober women who still struggle with worthiness, emotional exhaustion, and painful relationship patterns.

✨ The women who’ve helped others heal — but haven’t yet fully healed themselves.

✨ The women who look amazing on paper — but secretly wonder why they still feel stuck inside.

If this sounds like you, I’d be honored to hold space for your story.

This is for you if:

✨You’ve been sober 3+ years

✨You’re high-functioning but emotionally burned out

✨You’re exhausted from chasing worth and "enoughness" through doing

✨You long for deeper self-acceptance, inner peace, and emotional freedom

What you'll experience:

🔹 A confidential 1:1 Zoom call with me and a safe space to be seen and heard, just as you are
🔹 The opportunity to help co-create the next evolution of recovery support for women like us-one centered on self-worth, freedom, and peace.

If this resonates, I invite you to share your sobriety journey with me.

Because here's what I know for sure:

💛You’re not broken.

💛You’re becoming.

💛And you don't have to walk this path alone. 

With love and gratitude for all you are, Olga