Gayle Macdonald
Gayle Macdonald
Help with Sobriety if You're Struggling at Christmas
Help with Sobriety if You're Struggling at Christmas
Help with Sobriety if You're Struggling at Christmas
Thursday 9th December 2021
Gayle Macdonald shares tips for a stress-free, sober Christmas on 'Sober Bliss'. Learn how to plan, relax, and enjoy the festive season without alcohol.
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Just because it's Christmas, it shouldn't be a reason or an excuse for you to stray from your path, if you really do want to spend the festive season alcohol-free.
Christmas can be a tough time for anyone trying to stay sober, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode of the 'Sober Bliss' podcast, Gayle Macdonald offers practical advice on how to navigate the festive season without alcohol. Gayle dives into the importance of planning ahead, why saying 'no' is your best friend, and how to bookend your days to reduce stress.
She also shares her top tips for staying relaxed and taking the pressure off getting everything 'right'. You'll hear about the benefits of scheduling alone time and sticking to your regular routines, even when holiday chaos ensues. Gayle emphasizes the power of having a supportive community and not being afraid to ask for help. With these strategies, you can enjoy a joyful, sober Christmas without feeling left out or overwhelmed.
Whether you're new to sobriety or have been alcohol-free for a while, this episode is packed with insights to help you feel more confident and relaxed during the holidays. So grab a cup of tea, sit back, and let Gayle guide you through making this Christmas one to remember—for all the right reasons.