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Rethinking Alcohol: Exploring Sobriety and Non-Alcoholic Alternatives Below
Dive into the complexities of alcohol consumption in our latest podcast episode. Spoiler alert: it's not good for you, period. From its depressive effects to disrupting sleep patterns and being recognized as a poison by your body, the downsides are clear. But what about the allure of bars and social settings? Non-alcoholic bars are popping up in NYC, reflecting a growing trend.
Struggling to give up booze? We've got you covered with some essential reads:
While AA has been a traditional support option since the 30s, the landscape is evolving. (Fun fact psychedelics were supposed to be a part of the sober journey.) Explore alternatives like Tempest Sobriety School, Loosid, Hello Sunday Morning, Soberocity, or Club Soda. If you need immediate support, the National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration Helpline is available at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
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By Jessica Jolie B. the NPRethinking Alcohol: Exploring Sobriety and Non-Alcoholic Alternatives Below
Dive into the complexities of alcohol consumption in our latest podcast episode. Spoiler alert: it's not good for you, period. From its depressive effects to disrupting sleep patterns and being recognized as a poison by your body, the downsides are clear. But what about the allure of bars and social settings? Non-alcoholic bars are popping up in NYC, reflecting a growing trend.
Struggling to give up booze? We've got you covered with some essential reads:
While AA has been a traditional support option since the 30s, the landscape is evolving. (Fun fact psychedelics were supposed to be a part of the sober journey.) Explore alternatives like Tempest Sobriety School, Loosid, Hello Sunday Morning, Soberocity, or Club Soda. If you need immediate support, the National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration Helpline is available at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).