
Recover
LOUDLY!
Our society is facing a mental health and addiction epidemic. Alongside the devastating opioid crisis, a quieter but equally deadly epidemic of rising alcoholism is taking countless lives each year. Shockingly, more people die annually from alcohol-related causes than from opioids and other drugs combined.
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In just four years, I’ve lost a dozen friends to drugs and alcohol.
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Only one in ten people will successfully access treatment for their addiction.
I’m one of the fortunate ones—I found help.
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But for many, recovery resources are out of reach. Others remain trapped in silence, bound by the shame and stigma that keep them from seeking the help they need. If we want to save lives and strengthen our communities, recovery must be accessible—everywhere, to anyone who needs it.
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That’s why I’ve made the choice to recover publicly:
to shatter the shame and bring hope into the light.
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I recover loudly so others no longer suffer in silence.
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I recover loudly so those struggling know there is help—there is hope.
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I RECOVER LOUDLY so others don’t die quietly.
Karen Rubinstein

"You don't ever have to feel this way again."
Karen Rubinstein is on a mission to empower women who feel unseen and underserved by traditional recovery programs.
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Having overcome trauma—including PTSD, sexual abuse, depression, and alcoholism—she understands the struggles women face in silence.
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Her journey of complete mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual transformation inspired her to create Women in the Rooms, a revolutionary community designed to support women questioning their relationship with alcohol or seeking sobriety.
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Through her speaking engagements, Karen shares powerful insights on self-discovery, emotional healing, and reclaiming joy.
With warmth, authenticity, and a commitment to breaking the stigma around addiction, she inspires women to find their inner strength, embrace their purpose, and create lives they love.
Empowering
Women
