Alcohol Tipping Point
Alcohol Tipping Point
Tips you can use right now to stop alcohol cravings
Tips you can use right now to stop alcohol cravings
Tips you can use right now to stop alcohol cravings
Wednesday 18th August 2021
Learn practical tips to stop alcohol cravings and transform your habits with Debbie Masner on 'Alcohol Tipping Point'.
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Get the buttons here!Conquering Alcohol Cravings: Practical Tips from Alcohol Tipping Point
Just the action of chewing can reduce your hunger. Another tip is to change your physical state. So what that means is just getting out of your head and getting into your body. Because the cravings, that's what's going on inside your head.
Cravings can feel like an unstoppable force when you're trying to cut back or quit drinking. But what if you had a toolkit of strategies to manage them effectively? In this episode of 'Alcohol Tipping Point', host Debbie Masner breaks down what cravings really are and offers a range of practical tips to help you overcome them. Debbie explains that cravings are just temporary emotions that pass, much like waves.
Yet, they can be tough to handle, especially when you're trying to change your drinking habits. From grabbing a snack to altering your physical state, Debbie shares easy-to-implement techniques that can make a real difference. She also highlights the importance of self-compassion and other body-focused methods to help build new neural pathways in your brain. These new pathways can transform your habits and, ultimately, your life.
Whether you're looking to moderate your drinking or go completely alcohol-free, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you navigate those tricky moments. Tune in and equip yourself with the tools you need to take control of your cravings and change your relationship with alcohol.