I want to hear from you!

To help our community feel more supportive and help build online Loosid connections our community is looking for, tell me 2-3 topics/ideas that you enjoy most to talk about on Loosid? Drop those ideas below.

I will do my very BEST to tailor community posts based on feedback I received. You all are important and I want you to have a great community at your fingertips 24/7.

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Health and fitness? :man_shrugging:

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Favorite hobbies

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Mental health

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Surrender

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Self love & healing.

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So many great suggestions! I would add the concept of ODAAT as it relates to staying mindful of doing the work to ensure you stay sober. More suggestions… would codependency, boundaries, and relationships. I could go on and on

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Thank you
That’s a great idea
Topic for me is learning how to live a sober life
I spent decades drinking now I have months sober
I don’t go out except to meetings

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Meditation

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Hi Amanda,

Great question! I would love to see information on this app on the various options for our needs as we establish time in recovery.

For example, I know early on in my recovery I had issues finding affordable stable housing which could help me heal.

Now that I have time in recovery, due to my past, many stable housing options are still unaffordable.

I would love to see options that could help us heal collectively.

One of my old posts discussed a tiny home sober intentional community where after a certain amount of time we may own the homes.

Maybe offering that as an incentive to those using their lived experience to help others heal?

Working in this space seems to correlate with lower relapse rates too.

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The process of recovery
Resources for recovery
Encouragement and community

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Surrender and relapse

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Boundaries and relationships

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Humility and spirituality

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The importance of studying the 12 & 12 and 12 Traditions and the impact they have on group sobriety and cohesion

Integrity and Sincerity as a devestating character flaw and the lasting impact they have on interpersonal relationships that are vital to recovering addicts.