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Addiction and Mental Health Business Consultant

Alcohol consumption is woven into the fabric of our celebrations and achievements. From the champagne toasts at weddings to the casual drinks awarded for professional milestones, it is deeply imprinted on our collective consciousness and underscores many aspects of our social and professional lives. However, against this backdrop, a different standpoint is inviting us to reconsider our relationship with alcohol. The sober-curious movement is encouraging us to mindfully examine our drinking habits. This approach champions the idea that questioning our drinking habits doesn't require hitting rock bottom. It calls on us to reflect on why we drink, its impact on our health, and the possibility of a fulfilling social life without alcohol being a compulsory requirement. It's a cultural pivot, suggesting a shift in how we perceive socializing and celebration away from alcohol-centric traditions. Read more in our blog: https://bit.ly/4bOKMam #alcohol #sobercurious #health

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Lou Wilkie

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8mo

Fantastic idea! I rarely drink alcohol. The other day for valentines I bought a bottle of alcohol removed wine. I did also buy a mini bottle of wine with alcohol, just to add a splash for extra wine flavour, but I don't see the need to drink for the sake of drinking.

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Suzanne Heaven

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8mo

I am loving sober life. 15 months in.

Jolanda Wells

Brand Licensing Manager UK& I | Brand Extensions, Marketing Communications

8mo

Great reading x

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