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EP 245: Ways to tell people we are not drinking anymore - Positive Recovery with Corinna
EP 245: Ways to tell people we are not drinking anymore - Positive Recovery with Corinna
EP 245: Ways to tell people we are not drinking anymore - Positive Recovery with Corinna
Thursday 9th June 2022
Join Corinna on Sobertown Podcast as she shares tips on telling people you're sober and handling social pressures. Listen now.
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Get the buttons here!Telling People You're Sober: Corinna's Tips for Navigating Social Situations
Eventually people will see the change in us.
Ever found yourself at a social gathering, unsure how to explain your choice to stay sober? This episode of the Sobertown Podcast has got you covered. Host Drifter chats with positive recovery expert Corinna about the often awkward task of telling people you're not drinking anymore. Corinna shares her own journey, highlighting the different ways you can approach this sensitive topic.
Whether you're the type to shout it from the rooftops or prefer a more subtle approach, Corinna's insights will help you find a method that feels right for you. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on what you can control and not getting bogged down by things you can't. The episode also tackles the inevitable social pressures and potential sabotage from others who may not understand your decision.
Corinna uses the metaphor of becoming a 'glorious lighthouse' to inspire listeners to take charge of their own sobriety journey, shining brightly for themselves and eventually for others. If you're grappling with how to communicate your sobriety, this episode offers practical advice and emotional support. Tune in and let Corinna guide you through the tricky waters of social sobriety.