Your trust matters
PRIVACY
Your recovery activity belongs to you.
WHAT WE KEEP
When you create an account, we keep your sign-in details and the profile information you choose to share. If you choose to save an urge experience, it is tied to your account. Anonymous urge experiences are not saved to our account records.
EMAIL SIGNUPS AND EVENT ATTENDANCE
For the SBR email list, we collect your email, optional first name and location, and whether you would help organize something near you. Event RSVPs collect your email and optional first name, along with the event you are attending. These details are used only to share SBR news and events. You can unsubscribe any time.
If you contact us, we store your email, optional first name and message so SBR staff can respond. Contact messages are not public and do not sign you up for the email list.
WHO CAN SEE IT
Your saved urge logs and profile are private to your account. We do not post your recovery activity publicly or automatically share it with contacts. SBR staff do not read individual urge logs. Email signups, event attendance and contact messages are not publicly readable. If you have an account, any account-based RSVPs are tied to it.
YOUR CHOICES
You can remove individual urge logs in My SBR, or delete your account and associated records from your account settings. We do not sell identifiable recovery data.
For questions, contact SBR ↗.
