Online workshop: Q+A with Sarah Hiscox | 30th September
Please note: We operate a no-refund policy.
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Join Sarah Hiscox, author of The Beginning and End of Everything: with a foreword by Davina McCall and Millie Gooch, founder of Sober Girl Society, for a live virtual Q&A exploring what it really means to break the cycles that can keep us stuck.
For the first half of the evening, Millie will be chatting with Sarah about the journey behind the book, what she’s learnt along the way and the realities of creating lasting change. We’ll then open up the floor to our community to ask your questions. 💖
In this live Q+A, we’ll explore:
- Sarah’s journey through addiction and recovery
- Breaking old cycles and patterns that can keep us stuck
- Self-worth, identity and learning to accept yourself
- The impact of recovery on relationships and motherhood
- What it takes to create real and lasting change
When: Wednesday 30th September
Time: 7pm-8pm UK Time
Where: Zoom (You will be sent the Zoom link when you have purchased your ticket.)
When you purchase a ticket, you’ll also get exclusive access to our Sober Girl Society WhatsApp community – a supportive space to connect, share, and grow with like-minded women on the same journey. The WhatsApp link will be sent to you on the day of the event, so keep an eye on your inbox then.
About Sarah Hiscox:
Sarah Hiscox is the author of The Beginning and End of Everything, a memoir exploring addiction, recovery, shame, self-worth, motherhood, friendship and the long road back to herself. The book, published in July 2026, features a foreword by Sarah’s lifelong friend Davina McCall. Sarah’s story takes readers from the early experiences that shaped her relationship with self-worth and addiction through heroin dependency, relapse, recovery and rebuilding her life. She has now been in recovery for more than two decades and supports others through her work as a mentor and sponsor.
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