Virtual Workshop: Q+A with @brutalrecovery's Lauren McQuistin | 14th July
Please note: We operate a no-refund policy.
Can't make it? Book a space and you'll be sent the recording afterwards!
Join Lauren McQuistin (@brutalrecovery), musician and writer, alongside Millie Gooch, founder of Sober Girl Society, for a powerful live Q&A workshop.
This session will explore what it truly means to come home to yourself - especially after years of escapism, self-doubt, or feeling like you’re too far gone to change.
Lauren will also be diving into the themes of her debut book No Lost Causes Club - an honest, hopeful exploration of healing, identity, and rebuilding your relationship with yourself.
In this Q&A, Lauren & Millie will cover the following key topics:
✨ Nothing changes if nothing changes
🪞 Looking inwards & living with the past
🛑 Managing escapism & looking outwards
💞 Navigating sex, love and dating when sober
When: Monday 14th July
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.
About Lauren McQuistin (@brutalrecovery):
Lauren McQuistin is a London based Scottish musician and writer, whose debut book, No Lost Causes Club, is based on her multiple years of sobriety and her running of the instagram page @brutalrecovery (171k followers). She has been creating content there for five years, for recovering humans looking for identification, and a message with equal parts humour and hope. Lauren was a professional opera singer, winning the district round of the Metropolitan National Opera Competition three times. She uses her experience as a musician to teach trauma informed musicianship, and has been featured in the Journal of Singing for her research on the subject of trauma’s impact on the voice.
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