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Its alcohol awareness this week and the over riding message this year is one of spending some time thinking about how you drink and how much you drink. Alcohol has become a huge problem over the last few years, especially since lockdown, and even in small amounts can cause immeasurable harm. This week we are going to be busting some of the myths around alcohol and encouraging you to just stop, think and reassess the relationship you have with alcohol. For any further information on Alcohol Awareness Week, check out @alcoholchangeuk #alcoholawarenessweek2024 #alcoholawarenessweek #alcoholawareness #alcoholchangeuk #sobriety #alcoholism

Alcohol Awareness Week is a dedicated time to raise awareness about the risks associated with alcohol consumption. It aims to educate the public about the dangers of excessive drinking and promote healthier lifestyle choices. Throughout this week, various organizations and healthcare providers come together to offer educational events, workshops, and support services. The focus is on highlighting the physical, mental, and social impacts of alcohol misuse. Alcohol Awareness Week encourages communities to engage in open discussions and activities that foster awareness and support for those struggling with alcohol-related issues. It's an opportunity to reflect on our drinking habits and make informed decisions about alcohol consumption to promote healthier and happier communities. #AlcoholAwarenessWeek #DrinkAware #ResponsibleDrinking #HealthyChoices #AlcoholSafety #BreakTheStigma

Alcohol Awareness Month is here, and it's the perfect time to start thinking about your relationship with alcohol. Maybe you've noticed that you're drinking more than usual, or perhaps you're curious about the impact that alcohol has on your body and mind. Whatever your reason for exploring this topic, it's crucial to approach it with an open mind and a commitment to making a change in your life. Change starts with one call. We're here 24/7 at https://bit.ly/3slCFA8 or 888.930.6210. . . . . . #AlcoholAwareness #RecoveryJourney #BreakTheStigma #ChooseRecovery

Focus on what you want, not on what you “can’t” have. What if your “one day” to change your relationship with alcohol was today? And you can do that while still drinking! If you want to stop drinking alcohol, WITHOUT focusing on alcohol, put ‘Myself’ in the comments, or DM me, and I will send you information about my Self Discovery Beyond Alcohol course. #selfdiscoverycoach #selfdiscoveryjourney #alcoholfreelifestyle #selftalk #mensmentalhealth #alcoholfreecoach #soberlife #soberlifestyle #selfdiscoveryafteralcohol #understandyourself

Drinking culture is so strong that trying to stop drinking or explaining to people why you don't drink is a challenge. People are almost suspicious of you if you don't drink. Imagine having to justify why you don't want to put poison in your body? Lets normalise not drinking, accepting when a response is "no". If we want our children to start making good choices we need to be setting good examples and having healthy conversations around drinking or not drinking. #soberlife #sobercurious #nottoday https://lnkd.in/gsiDyij8

We're a little late to the party (apologies!), but last week marked Alcohol Awareness Week, and this year's theme was "Understanding Alcohol Harm." 🍷🚫 This annual event shines a light on the ways alcohol impacts our health, relationships, and society at large. It's crucial to understand that alcohol consumption doesn't just affect the drinker but can have ripple effects on loved ones and the community. Reflecting on this theme helps us recognise the importance of responsible drinking and encourages conversations about the hidden dangers of alcohol dependency. 🤝 By creating awareness, we can take steps to support those in need and promote healthier, more balanced lifestyles. Let's continue these important discussions, break the stigma, and support each other throughout this journey. 💬🌟 #AlcoholAwarenessWeek #UnderstandingAlcoholHarm #MentalHealthMatters #Wellbeing

Today is National Alcohol Screening Day, a gentle reminder of the importance of self-awareness and reflection on our relationship with alcohol. Like many, I once underestimated the significance of my drinking, attributing it to stress and assuming it was a common coping mechanism. However, events like National Alcohol Screening Day provide an opportunity to pause and evaluate where we stand on the spectrum of alcohol consumption. As we celebrate National Alcohol Screening Day, it's a wonderful opportunity to reflect on our relationship with alcohol and how it impacts our lives. Taking part in screenings allows us to gain valuable insights into our habits and behaviors, helping us recognize any potential warning signs of alcohol abuse or dependency. Let's unite to prioritize our well-being and support each other on this journey toward greater self-awareness and wellness. 🌷 If you have any questions about your use of alcohol, take this online quiz to learn more. https://bit.ly/4c2ceS8 #NationalAlcoholScreeningDay #SelfCare #Awareness

Understanding Alcoholism: Is Occasional Drinking a Problem? In this video, we explore the complexities of recognizing a drinking problem. When does casual drinking become concerning, and how to approach the topic with a loved one who denies it? Join us for insights and advice on navigating this sensitive issue. Watch the full video here https://lnkd.in/et7Ugm69 #DrinkingProblem #UnderstandingAddiction #MentalHealthMatters #SupportYourLovedOne #HealthyConversations #SoberLiving #AddictionRecovery #FamilyDynamics #ImportantTalks

National Alcohol Screening Day raises awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol abuse and dependency. Learn how you can observe Alcohol Screening Day by helping someone you know who is struggling with alcohol dependency. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4aCJldx #NationalAlcohoScreeningDay #Health #Wellbeing

💡🍺 Let's rethink our relationship with alcohol this #AlcoholAwarenessWeek! Alcohol Awareness Week, coordinated by Alcohol Change UK, is a crucial opportunity for us to reflect on and reconsider our relationship with alcohol. Alcohol often plays a central role in our lives, it's promoted during sports events, advertised on our commutes, and featured prominently in films and TV shows. We turn to it when we celebrate, commiserate, and cope. Yet, it's important to acknowledge the significant impact alcohol can have on our health and wellbeing. 👉 In the UK alone, alcohol is linked to over 60 health issues and tragically contributes to around 7,000 deaths annually. This week offers a perfect opportunity to evaluate your drinking habits and consider making healthier choices. Here are our top tips to help you enjoy alcohol in moderation while prioritising your health: