What does SOS mean in RELIGION

SOS stands for Secular Organizations for Sobriety, which is a not-for-profit, self-help organization designed to help people achieve and maintain sobriety without relying on particular religious or spiritual beliefs.

SOS uses a network of self-help groups in order to provide support and guidance to individuals who are looking for ways to stay sober. The group meetings provide an opportunity for members to share their experiences with each other and discuss topics related to addiction recovery.

Yes, the SOS program uses the "Three Cs" model which stands for Consciousness, Concentration, and Control. This model emphasizes learning new coping mechanisms and focusing on one's own individual needs as opposed to trying to find sobriety through peer pressure.

No, there is no fee associated with joining an SOS meeting or using the resources provided by the organization. In addition, all materials are available free of charge through their website or local meetings.

Yes, besides providing support meetings and resources related to sobriety, the organization also provides workshops teaching practical skills needed in recovery such as job search skills and financial planning skills. These services are usually provided at a nominal fee which helps cover overhead expenses incurred by running these programs.