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“Healthy” in air quotes because it’s super subjective & up to you what healthy MEANS - this episode gives you a behind the energetic scene look at making that decision for yourself & sustaining that relationship with alcohol (can be applied to other substance relationships or what that which we enforce as a “healthy habit” in our lives).
**This is not for addicts or people who struggle with substance abuse. If you're navigating drinking or not drinking socially in the modern world, balancing conflicting values, and sober curiosity, this may offer additional insight & support for those experiences!**
If you’re down, let’s get into:
Resources:
Don’t forget to subscribe to this show! I’d love to hear what you think of this episode in the comments & my social DMs!!
Disclaimer: I am not a sobriety or addiction specialist, I share from personal experience and an energetic lens that is not grounded in hard evidence to support those with more severe challenges with this substance. As always, take what works for you, leave the rest, and seek out additional support as needed.
By Jess Ellen“Healthy” in air quotes because it’s super subjective & up to you what healthy MEANS - this episode gives you a behind the energetic scene look at making that decision for yourself & sustaining that relationship with alcohol (can be applied to other substance relationships or what that which we enforce as a “healthy habit” in our lives).
**This is not for addicts or people who struggle with substance abuse. If you're navigating drinking or not drinking socially in the modern world, balancing conflicting values, and sober curiosity, this may offer additional insight & support for those experiences!**
If you’re down, let’s get into:
Resources:
Don’t forget to subscribe to this show! I’d love to hear what you think of this episode in the comments & my social DMs!!
Disclaimer: I am not a sobriety or addiction specialist, I share from personal experience and an energetic lens that is not grounded in hard evidence to support those with more severe challenges with this substance. As always, take what works for you, leave the rest, and seek out additional support as needed.