Thrive Alcohol RecoveryReviews of thrivealcoholrecovery.com

Thrive is an amazing community! Katie and all the coaches care tremendously for all who are apart of this beautiful and inspiring community. I would highly recommend anyone interested in stoping or cutting back from drinking alcohol to check this community out. It has personally helped me cut back my intake and how to be more mindful overall.

The experience has multi faceted ways to learn from videos, live talks, plenty of backup information and experience. Groups to join or not join and the responsiveness to questions and input is blazingly fast. I believe this will help me on my journey for alcohol reduction. I was part of another program that was not nearly as approachable and deep in different ways to experience and learn.

I first heard about Naltrexone on PBS Newshour in Dec 2024. I immediately pursued more information and found Thrive. I have cut WAY back on my drinking with the help of Naltrexone, the Sinclair Method, and Thrive, with most days alcohol-free. I attend the online sessions, which help me stay focused. The counselors at Thrive are great, and the website contains a great deal of information to help me understand why/how I have have alcohol use disorder (AUD) and how to overcome it. Thank you Thrive!

Thrive is fabulous online community for people trying to cut back on their drinking, taking Naltrexone & using The Sinclair Method. I have been a member for over a year & HIGHLY recommend it! They have great videos, exercises, group calls & resources to help you. It is also a very accepting, non-judgmental group of people who offer support, advice & encouragement. Also, it is VERY reasonably prices. Well worth the money!

The Thrive team has been a game changer for me as I navigate the complexities of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD). The live weekly coaching sessions support sharing and listening to others. I have shared the peer-reviewed studies with my physician so that he could better understand TSM.

The company run by Katie Lain, is a caring, methodically supervised organisation. It is non judgemental, helps you find your way, and is in my opinion very professionally run. Thrive has an abundance of tools and strategies to help those with AUD. Well structured importantly, and availability through zoom, for support and coaches. Look at the science of The Sinclair Method. A tragedy it is not used in every rehab center! Sad this Sinclair Method is not more known, but it will be. It saves lives and is science and data driven. I cannot say enough for the past four months watching it help other people, and so far helping me. I feel if it gets you to stop drinking, or for some, to be able to drink sometimes while following the science based protocol of extinguishing AUD. That may sound crazy. But look at the data of 30 years. Katie has developed a very caring organisation, called Thrive!

Cost is great, you can do it at home and noone needs to know. The staff is beyond awesome. You can get a hold of them at almost anytime if you need help. The app is wonderful with plenty of exercises and videos to learn from. I have had a great time cutting way back on drinking with no real stress.

I started the program about 18 months ago. The membership cost was hard to justify right away, and I thought about trying the Sinclair method on my own with the pills, but the support group was more than I could ask for, and I wouldn't be successful without it. The facilitators, especially Katie, are great. The extra sessions and guest speakers are also helpful. I haven't had a healthy relationship with alcohol for most of my life, especially the last 10 years. I was able to stay sober 2018-2020, but I never stopped craving it. I joined Thrive when I was at the point of drinking 6-12 drinks a day, every day. I got quick results right away, and a slower change since. The group really helped encourage me to stick with it. Now, drinking usually seems gross. I've only drank a few times in 2025, and it's not an effort to not drink now. The few times I did, I would have 2 or 3, and be done with it. I never imagined that I could become a "normal drinker" but if I take my pill whenever I know I'll have a drink, I'll have more control than I ever thought possible.