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In this episode of Rewired Sober, Kate explores one of the most misunderstood parts of sobriety: liminal spaces — the in-between seasons where the old way no longer fits, but the new way hasn’t fully formed yet.
These are the moments when you know you made the right choice…
but your nervous system still craves the relief of certainty.
Using both neuroscience and lived experience, Kate unpacks why the brain prefers the “devil we know” — familiar patterns, predictable outcomes, even familiar pain — over the uncertainty that comes with real change.
This episode also includes a live teaching pulled directly from Kate’s Rewired Sober group, where she speaks candidly about:
If you’ve ever thought “Why does this still feel weird?” — this conversation will land.
This episode is for you if:Transformation doesn’t happen in the decision.
It happens in the middle.
You don’t rush liminal spaces. You listen in them.
They are where your nervous system learns how to live in truth — without anesthesia.
If sobriety feels right and unfamiliar at the same time, this episode will help you understand why — and remind you that this phase isn’t something to escape. It’s something to move through.
About Rewired Sober:
Rewired Sober is a science- and soul-based recovery space for women who are ready to understand their brain, trust themselves, and build a sober life that actually fits.
Learn more about Kate’s group coaching, courses, and resources at the links in the show notes.
Rewired Sober Group Coaching Space Is Now Open: Start anytime and get 3 months of guidance designed for women in sobriety. You’ll get instant access to the full program, plus weekly live coaching sessions to help you rewire your brain, heal old patterns, and stay consistent. Enroll here: https://kate-vitela.mykajabi.com/rewired-sober-coaching-program
Connect with Kate @rewiredsober on all social media platforms:
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rewiredsober/
By Kate VitelaIn this episode of Rewired Sober, Kate explores one of the most misunderstood parts of sobriety: liminal spaces — the in-between seasons where the old way no longer fits, but the new way hasn’t fully formed yet.
These are the moments when you know you made the right choice…
but your nervous system still craves the relief of certainty.
Using both neuroscience and lived experience, Kate unpacks why the brain prefers the “devil we know” — familiar patterns, predictable outcomes, even familiar pain — over the uncertainty that comes with real change.
This episode also includes a live teaching pulled directly from Kate’s Rewired Sober group, where she speaks candidly about:
If you’ve ever thought “Why does this still feel weird?” — this conversation will land.
This episode is for you if:Transformation doesn’t happen in the decision.
It happens in the middle.
You don’t rush liminal spaces. You listen in them.
They are where your nervous system learns how to live in truth — without anesthesia.
If sobriety feels right and unfamiliar at the same time, this episode will help you understand why — and remind you that this phase isn’t something to escape. It’s something to move through.
About Rewired Sober:
Rewired Sober is a science- and soul-based recovery space for women who are ready to understand their brain, trust themselves, and build a sober life that actually fits.
Learn more about Kate’s group coaching, courses, and resources at the links in the show notes.
Rewired Sober Group Coaching Space Is Now Open: Start anytime and get 3 months of guidance designed for women in sobriety. You’ll get instant access to the full program, plus weekly live coaching sessions to help you rewire your brain, heal old patterns, and stay consistent. Enroll here: https://kate-vitela.mykajabi.com/rewired-sober-coaching-program
Connect with Kate @rewiredsober on all social media platforms:
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rewiredsober/