Do you drink because it's an expectation of your social circle, not always because you want to?
Have you often wondered what life might be like if you stopped drinking alcohol and were sober?
Maybe you have had a break from drinking and felt really good, only to get drawn straight back to it.
Do you find yourself asking 'am I an alcoholic?'
If you have answered yes to any of these then i believe that i can help you.
Do any of these things sound familiar?
Feeling physical side effects after a night of binge drinking, such as hangovers or nausea.
An increasing tolerance to alcohol, meaning you need larger quantities to a get the same desired effects
A gradually increasing anxiety around your drinking. Am I drinking too much? Are people judging me?
Using alcohol to 'relax' or 'have a good time' and feeling that you can't do these things without it?
Having times when you have stopped drinking for weeks or even months, but then felt compelled to start again.
Is now the time to break free?
Sobriety will hopefully feel like a newfound sense of freedom. No longer controlled by alcohol, you will be free to make clear, conscious choices about your life.
A commitment to your health and well-being, sobriety allows you to make time for self-care and make decisions that support your physical and mental health.
The power to make positive choices for yourself and to break free from the control of alcohol.
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