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“Want A Glass Of Wine?” (Here’s What To Say Next)
“Do you fancy a glass of wine or shall we get a bottle?" Picture the scene - you’ve decided to stop drinking. Maybe you’ve quit for good… or perhaps you’re experimenting with a break from booze. Either way, you haven’t exactly...
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“Sobriety Makes Me Feel So Deprived...”
The thought of quitting drinking used to make me feel so deprived. Getting sober felt like signing up to a lifetime of missing out... and the more I thought about it, the worse it seemed. So how do you feel good about giving up booze if...
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You & Alcohol: What Has The Pandemic Taught You?
What has the pandemic taught us? It’s been a whole year since ‘normal life’ changed and we were told to stay at home. If your drinking has increased since then, you certainly aren’t alone. But what have you learned from...
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“But I Should Be Able To Drink If I Want To!”
“I should be able to drink if I want to!” Before I quit drinking, my brain spent a long time throwing a temper tantrum about it. Sobriety felt like something I “had” to do - and the whiny, two year old part of my brain was not happy. I thought...
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“I’m Not Lazy Or Stupid - Why Can’t I Figure This Out?”
“Why can’t I figure out how to quit drinking?” I must have asked myself that question so many times. In every other area of life, I was pretty good at making things happen. I wasn’t afraid of hard work and I considered myself to be a...
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Taste, Tolerance And Triggering Posts
A friend of mine posted this on Facebook last week: “After Dry January, my first glass of wine tastes like 80 per cent whisky.” It’s interesting because I’ve met people in long term sobriety who still mourn the taste of their favourite alcoholic...
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Don’t Forget To Tell The Other Side Of The Story
What's the story you tell yourself the most often? I've noticed that many of the women who are drawn to my work are very good at doing this: judging themselves, telling untrue stories about their capabilities, thinking negative thoughts...
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2 Things To Try Before Dry January Ends
Did you take part in Dry January this year? No matter what happened this month - whether you nailed it or struggled through it - I have some thoughts on what to do next. In fact, there are two things I recommend you do before February...
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2020 In Review: Our Alcohol Free Highlights Of The Year
Every December I ask the women I’ve coached this question: “What’s your alcohol free highlight of the year - and is there a photo that sums up that moment?” I wasn’t sure what to expect this year, given how challenging 2020 has been...
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