Peer led. Music based. Free to start.

You don't have to claim anything but Swiftie.

A recovery and healing community for people getting through sobriety, heartbreak and the hardest chapters, one era at a time. Run by Certified Peer Specialists. All pathways welcome.

Abstinence not required. No labels, no day count, no introductions you don't want to give.

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Recovery that doesn't ask you to become someone else.

You already belong here.

Most rooms make you earn your seat. Here, being a Swiftie is the whole admission ticket. Show up as a fan and the rest can follow.

Peer support, run by people with the credential.

Facilitators are Certified Peer Specialists with lived experience. Not your clinician, and honest about when a clinician is who you need.

Any pathway. One room.

Abstinence, moderation, harm reduction, medication, therapy, none of the above. Nobody checks your day count at the door.

Three ways in. Two are free.

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12
eras in the curriculum
55
weeks, at your own pace
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Twelve eras. Eleven modules. Fifty five weeks. Nobody has to start at Debut.

DebutBeginningWeeks 1 to 5
FearlessCourageWeeks 6 to 10
Speak NowVoice and expressionWeeks 11 to 15
RedHeartbreak and healingWeeks 16 to 20
1989Identity and transformationWeeks 21 to 25
reputationBoundaries and self protectionWeeks 26 to 30
LoverSelf compassionWeeks 31 to 35
folklore & evermoreGrief and reimaginingWeeks 36 to 40
MidnightsReflection and honestyWeeks 41 to 45
The Tortured Poets DepartmentIntegration and renewalWeeks 46 to 50
The Life of a ShowgirlCelebration and self honoringWeeks 51 to 55
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From inside the room.

The coolest peer support group I've ever participated in.
Tawny LaraAuthor
Inclusive, meeting people wherever they are in their recovery. A space that encourages people to be fearless while feeling supported and understood.
Brooke MosleyTherapist
Zero judgement, and I always leave meetings feeling better than when I entered. Even if you aren't a Taylor Swift fan, it's a great group.
Melissa DMember

Swift Steps® started in a stadium parking lot in March 2024, when a woman in recovery realized the first place she'd belonged in years was a crowd of strangers singing the same words.

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Come Tuesday. Decide after.

Speak Now is free, open to everyone and happens every Tuesday at 8 pm ET. You don't need a membership, a camera or a single thing to say. Listening counts.

One note a week. Nothing else.