Moderate Drinking: What a Healthy Relationship with Alcohol Looks Like
In practice, the moderation mindset looks like this: The moment alcohol starts to have a negative impact on your health or relationships, you’re able to cut back. But this is often easier said than done.
In this article, we’ll take a deep dive into what moderate drinking looks like — and offer tips on how to keep it from morphing into something more harmful.
Heavy Drinking: How to Recognize It and Cut Back
Heavy drinking signals an unhealthy relationship with alcohol. This relationship often sours slowly, making it difficult to pinpoint when you’ve crossed the line from moderate drinking to something more problematic.
Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) Alternatives: Is It the Best Step to Changing Your Relationship With Alcohol?
Is total abstinence the only solution? Many leading professionals in the study of alcohol abuse say no.
Bored Drinking: How to Defend Against the Sneakiest Trigger
In this article, we’ll unpack bored drinking and help you figure out whether boredom is a drinking trigger. Then we’ll show you how to better manage boredom and avoid unhealthy drinking patterns.
Planning for Dry(ish) January: How Focusing on Habit Science Can Help
Cutting back for good means changing the habits that lead to reaching for a drink. And if you partner with Sunnyside for Dry(ish) January, you’ll get the guidance and encouragement you need to replace bad habits with good ones.