Since Right Now
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Episode 19: Holidazed & Confused
Episode 19: Holidazed & Confused
Episode 19: Holidazed & Confused
Monday 17th November 2014
Jeff and Chris from Since Right Now offer practical tips for staying sober during the holidays in their episode 'Holidazed & Confused'.
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Get the buttons here!Surviving the Festive Season: Sober Strategies from Since Right Now’s Holidazed & Confused
Have a plan, don't get caught out there, like but I think it's a hard time of year.
The holiday season is a minefield for anyone navigating recovery, and Jeff and Chris from Since Right Now dive right into the heart of it in their episode, 'Holidazed & Confused'. They share their personal experiences and practical tips on staying sober during the holidays, tackling everything from office parties to family gatherings.
The duo highlights the importance of having a plan, such as keeping a non-alcoholic drink in hand and knowing when and how to make an exit if things get tough. Their advice is grounded in honesty and preparedness, offering a lifeline for those who might feel overwhelmed by festive pressures. Jeff and Chris also touch on the emotional rollercoaster that often accompanies the holidays, including family tensions and the stress of maintaining sobriety.
They emphasize the need to be open about your sobriety journey but also remind listeners to be selective about what they share and with whom. As Jeff aptly puts it, 'It's hard, but it's doable'. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking for realistic, down-to-earth advice on how to navigate the festive season without compromising their recovery.
With humor and heartfelt stories, Jeff and Chris provide hope and encouragement, reminding us all that with a bit of planning and self-awareness, staying sober during the holidays is not just possible—it's achievable.