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We are not therapy - Talking Group │Safe Space for Sober & LGBTQI+ folk

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Friday, 13 November 2026 · 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM Queen Caroline Hall , Adela House, London, United Kingdom
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Queen Caroline Hall , Adela House

We are not therapy - Talking Group │Safe Space for Sober & LGBTQI+ folk
Fri 13 Nov · 19:00 – 21:00
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£5
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Join our welcoming, peer-led talking groups at The Sober Bar London. A relaxed, alcohol-free space to meet like-minded people.

Fancy a cuppa, a good conversation and the chance to meet new people?

Sometimes, all we need is somewhere to go, someone to talk to and a little reminder that we're not alone.

WE ARE NOT THERAPY is a weekly, peer-led talking group brought to you by The Sober Bar London, creating space for real conversations, new connections and a sense of belonging.

Created with the LGBTQI+ and sober communities in mind, our gatherings are open to anyone looking for meaningful human connection in a welcoming, alcohol-free environment.
🌷 What to expect
No awkward introductions, no pressure to share your life story and no expectations.

Just a friendly space to grab a cuppa, catch up about your week, share a little, listen and meet others.

Our groups are led by people with lived experience, rather than therapists or counsellors. We're not here to fix anyone or provide therapy. We're here to connect, listen and support one another through everyday conversations.

Coming alone? You're very welcome.

You don't need to know anyone beforehand or have anything prepared. Just turn up as you are.

☕ Join Us In Person – £5
Your £5 ticket includes tea, coffee and light refreshments, along with the opportunity to connect with others in a relaxed community setting.

Your contribution also helps keep our space open and running and supports future sober community events.

Spaces are limited, so book your place through Eventbrite.

💻 Prefer to Join Online? It's FREE!
Can't make it in person, or is the £5 contribution a barrier?

You can still be part of the community!

Our free online talking groups offer the same welcoming, peer-led approach to conversation and connection.

Simply create a Discord account and join our 🌷 Reset Garden Channel.

For step-by-step instructions on joining our Discord community, visit:

www.thesoberbarlondon.co.uk

💚 Your Next Connection Could Start Here
Whether you're looking to meet new people, build friendships or simply get out of the house for a friendly conversation, there's a place for you.

Come for the conversation. Stay for the connection.

🎟️ Book your £5 ticket and come say hello!

Location
Queen Caroline Street, London, W6 9EH

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