The Sober Travellers

The Day I Was Done: What It Actually Took to Get Sober

My last drink didn’t happen in some grand, cinematic bender. Sure, I’d been drinking for a few days in a row, but in comparison to some of the chaotic situations I’d survived, it wasn’t even “that bad.” Yet, it was another miserable Monday calling in sick. I was beginning to let down everyone around me. […]

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Getting Started: Back to Basics and Challenging the Norms

Hello there! Welcome back – it’s a pleasure to have you here again. Lately, I’ve felt deeply called to share more about my sobriety journey. The more I open up about it, the more people reach out asking for tips, advice, and a bit of guidance – and helping people on their journey, at whichever […]

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Finding the Flow: How Sobriety and Travel Taught Me to Untighten My Grip and Balance

Wow. First of all, I am still completely blown away by the incredible love and support you showed my last post. To know that sharing my journey with addressing alcohol has made a real, tangible difference in your lives – or, you taking the time to spread love and share feedback? It means the absolute […]

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The Accidental Multi-Tasker, Morocco, and 4 Years of Saving My Own Life

The fact that this blog is even hitting your screen right now is an absolute miracle. At the start of the year, I set a nice, sensible goal: write one blog post a month, starting in February. I put fantastic effort into that first one. But then, in typical Chloe fashion, I got wildly excited, […]

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What’s It Like to Travel as a Young Alcoholic?

What’s It Like to Travel as a Young Alcoholic? Well, for one—I finally get to live the dream I always wanted. Little Chloe had one mission: travel the world. (Plot twist—she didn’t know she’d be doing it sober.) Right now, I’m writing this from Malaysia, and I’m doing pretty well. But let’s rewind two years. […]

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