Seltzer Squad
Seltzer Squad
151 - Squad Questions 15
151 - Squad Questions 15
151 - Squad Questions 15
Friday 3rd September 2021
Join Kate and Jes from Seltzer Squad as they answer listener questions on staying sober in a city where drinking is the norm.
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Get the buttons here!Listener Q&A: Seltzer Squad's Take on Staying Sober in a Boozy City
Is there any sort of social media thing that connects alcoholics who are in the same frame of mind, who can encourage each other or even fully support people who just want to be, who just want to be mentors for people who drink too much, who just decided to become sober?
Ever wondered how to navigate a social event without a drink in hand? Or maybe you're looking for a supportive community that gets your journey? In this episode of the Seltzer Squad podcast, hosts Kate Zander and Jes Valentine tackle these questions and more, all sent in by listeners just like you. These two aren't professionals, but they bring their own experiences and a lot of heart to the table.
From advice on finding like-minded friends to sharing their own stories of overcoming feelings of isolation, Kate and Jes offer a blend of practical tips and genuine empathy. One listener asked about social media platforms for connecting with sober mentors, and Jes recommended checking out addiction forums and sober social groups. Meanwhile, Kate talked about her experiences with codependency meetings and finding connection despite being naturally anti-social.
If you've ever felt alone in your sobriety journey or wondered how to handle the pressures of a drinking culture, this episode is packed with relatable insights and down-to-earth advice. Tune in for a chat that feels like catching up with old friends who just happen to know a lot about staying sober.