6 Strategies For Staying Sober Through the Holidays (and Some Holidays Drinking Statistics) (E255)

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It’s that time of year again. Time for company happy hours, holiday parties, and seeing family. It’s also a time of year when most people drink a lot more than usual. I quit drinking in early November, so I was a little baby sober for my first holiday season. In this episode, I’ll walk you through the strategies that helped me the most during my first year. Plus, I’ll also share some interesting statistics about holiday drinking.

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Gillian Tietz. 6 Strategies For Staying Sober Through the Holidays (E255). Sober Powered. 2024

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Sources

  1. 2018. Morning Recovery. Drinking during the holidays

  2. 2019. Numerator. Holiday alcohol survey

  3. 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health

Gillian Tietz

Gillian Tietz is the host of the Sober Powered podcast and recently left her career as a biochemist to create Sober Powered Media, LLC. When she quit drinking in 2019, she dedicated herself to learning about alcohol's influence on the brain and how it can cause addiction. Today, she educates and empowers others to assess their relationship with alcohol. Gill is the owner of the Sober Powered Media Podcast Network, which is the first network of top sober podcasts.

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