About the HOPE Program...

 Individual diagnosed with an ALD

• Steatotic (Fatty) liver diseases
• Metabolic dysfunction with alcohol-associated liver disease (MetALD)
• Alcohol-induced hepatitis
• Cirrhosis (compensated, decompensated, recompensated)
• Liver cancer
• Post-transplant 

  No human diagnosed with liver disease or has had a transplant due to alcohol should endure the complexities of this journey alone; Sober Livers' H.O.P.E. Program creates a nurturing environment where individuals are empowered to reclaim their agency, fostering their unique alcohol recovery pathway, while navigating the intricacies of their condition with the compassionate support of peers, mentors, comprehensive education, and access to essential external resources.

What we provide:  

• A safe, no-judgment space for people to share about AUD and ALD struggles and triumphs
• A social network of people who share similar goals
• A place to gain education about AUD, ALD and liver transplant, holistic healthcare, and outside resources
• Anonymity to the extent participants want to be anonymous

What we don't provide:

• Medical advice
• AUD treatment

Learn from Health Experts!

 With Sober Livers' HOPE Program, we foster a dynamic environment where mutual learning thrives. Every other month, you'll engage with seasoned health professionals, enriching your understanding and empowering your journey. Your voice shapes this program; your input on health topics is paramount. While we curate a diverse range of subjects, our aim is to captivate and benefit all participants, regardless of where they are on their path to wellness. Embracing knowledge together, we unlock avenues for personal growth and extend a supportive hand to others. 

Sample Topics

• What is alcohol use disorder (AUD)? Have it? Now what? Scheduled for July
• Self care and coping mechanisms
• Stages and types of alcohol-associated liver disease
• Medication compliance & interactions
• Demystifying clinical trials
• What is multi-disciplinary care?
• The waitlist explained/MELD Score
• What is portal hypertension?