
#08. Take the Edge off Without Alcohol
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Buffers like alcohol reduce your ability to show up the way you want to with your family, at the hospital, and in life in general. It often takes mind work to avoid reaching for your favorite drink but what does that really look like and why?
In this episode, I talk about a personal experience of choosing and then NOT choosing alcohol because of specific life events and the mental systems that help support/enable healthy change.
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