Sobriety doesn’t just change your habits—it invites you to heal. And one of the most transformative tools in that healing journey is reparenting. It’s the process of giving yourself the love, structure, and support you may not have received growing up—and it’s a powerful way to break free from self-sabotaging patterns.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore how reparenting can help you meet unmet needs, develop healthier coping strategies, and nurture the version of yourself that’s learning to thrive without alcohol.

• What reparenting is and how it supports sobriety.
• Signs that your inner child may still be influencing your behaviors.
• Practical ways to begin showing up for yourself with consistency, compassion, and care.

I’ll also share insights from my own experience—how learning to reparent myself helped me feel safer, more grounded, and more empowered on my alcohol-free journey.

In Episode 32, we’ll explore how to navigate romantic relationships in sobriety and build healthy connections that support your recovery.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

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Sobriety isn’t just about quitting alcohol—it’s about learning to slow down, feel deeply, and appreciate life as it unfolds. Gratitude is one of the most powerful mindset tools in recovery. It helps shift your focus from what’s missing to what’s meaningful—and from surviving to truly living.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore how practicing gratitude can enhance emotional resilience, reduce stress, and deepen your connection to the present moment. You’ll learn how to cultivate a daily gratitude habit and why noticing the little things can make a big impact on your overall sense of peace and purpose.

• Why gratitude is such a powerful tool in recovery.
• How to start a simple gratitude practice that sticks.
• How gratitude rewires your brain and strengthens emotional well-being.

I’ll also share what this practice has looked like in my own journey—and how it helped me find joy in places I used to overlook.

In Episode 31, we’ll explore the concept of reparenting—what it means, why it matters, and how learning to care for your inner child can support lasting healing in sobriety.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

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When was the last time you celebrated yourself? In sobriety, it’s easy to focus on the next goal or challenge—but pausing to recognize how far you’ve come is essential. Every sober day, week, and month is proof of your strength, and honoring those wins can help you stay motivated and grounded in your journey.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore the power of sober milestones—why they matter, how to celebrate them meaningfully, and how recognizing your progress reinforces resilience and long-term success.

• Why acknowledging progress is critical for motivation and mindset.
• Sober milestones worth celebrating (even the small ones).
• Meaningful and personal ways to recognize your growth in recovery.

I’ll also share how celebrating my own milestones helped shift my perspective from “just surviving” to truly thriving in sobriety.

Stick around for Episode 30, where we explore the role of gratitude in recovery and how finding joy in small moments can transform your outlook.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

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Quitting drinking doesn’t mean life stops throwing curveballs—it just means you feel every emotion more clearly. Anger and frustration can be some of the toughest to navigate, especially when alcohol was your go-to coping tool. But learning to manage these emotions is a powerful part of building lasting sobriety.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we dive into the emotional landscape of early recovery—why anger often feels amplified and how to respond in ways that are healthy, honest, and empowering.

• Why anger can feel more intense after quitting alcohol.
• How to identify, process, and express frustration without reaching for a drink.
• Practical tools like breathwork, journaling, and movement to help release emotional tension.

I’ll also share my personal experiences with anger in early sobriety—and the breakthroughs that came from finally facing it head-on.

In Episode 29, we’ll celebrate how far you’ve come by talking about the importance of recognizing your sober milestones—and how honoring your progress helps keep you moving forward.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever worried that by quitting alcohol, you’re missing out on fun, connection, or important experiences? The fear of missing out—FOMO—is incredibly common in sobriety. But what if you’re actually gaining far more than you’re giving up?

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore why FOMO shows up after quitting drinking, how to reframe those feelings, and how to build a life that feels rich, meaningful, and full of true connection—without alcohol.

• Why FOMO happens in early sobriety and why it’s completely normal.
• How to reframe your perspective and focus on what you’re gaining, not losing.
• Practical tips for navigating social situations and staying grounded in your alcohol-free lifestyle.

I’ll also share personal stories about facing FOMO head-on—and how overcoming it made my life not just different, but better than I ever imagined.

Join me for Episode 28, where we’ll talk about managing anger and frustration without alcohol—and how to process big emotions in healthy, empowering ways.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What do you do with the space alcohol used to take up in your life? In sobriety, many people find themselves asking deeper questions—about meaning, direction, and purpose. The good news? Sobriety doesn’t strip you of purpose—it clears the way for you to finally reconnect with it.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore how sobriety creates the clarity and freedom to rediscover what truly matters to you. Whether you're feeling a little lost or simply ready to grow, this episode will guide you toward identifying what brings fulfillment and how to build a life rooted in intention.

• Why rediscovering purpose is a natural part of the sobriety journey.
• How to reconnect with passions and values that may have been pushed aside.
• Practical steps to explore and create a life that aligns with who you really are.

I’ll also share what purpose looked like for me after I quit drinking—and how it transformed the way I live, lead, and show up every day.

In Episode 27, we’ll explore how to overcome the fear of missing out (FOMO) in sobriety and embrace the freedom and peace you're gaining instead.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if quitting alcohol didn’t just improve your health—but also gave you a fresh start with your finances? From daily spending to long-term missed opportunities, drinking can quietly drain your bank account and your potential. Sobriety gives you the chance to take control and build financial habits that support the life you really want.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we take a closer look at how alcohol impacts your financial health—and how removing it can help you save more, spend with intention, and feel more empowered about your future.

• The hidden and long-term costs of alcohol that most people overlook.
• How sobriety can unlock financial clarity and stability.
• Simple steps to start managing your money with confidence and purpose.

I’ll also share how my own financial health changed after I got sober—and how that growth helped me gain not just money, but peace of mind and self-respect.

In Episode 26, we’ll talk about rediscovering your purpose in sobriety—how living alcohol-free creates the clarity and space to reconnect with what truly matters to you.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever found yourself reacting strongly to a situation and not fully understanding why? Emotional triggers are deeply rooted responses—often tied to past trauma—that can make staying sober feel more difficult than expected. But with the right tools and awareness, you can learn to face them instead of escaping them.

In this episode of the Quit Drinking Alcohol Podcast, we explore what emotional triggers are, how they show up in sobriety, and how healing from past pain can strengthen your recovery and lead to personal growth.

• How to identify common emotional triggers in recovery.
• The link between past trauma and current emotional responses.
• Healthy, practical strategies to manage your emotions without turning to alcohol.

I’ll also share how recognizing and working through emotional triggers helped me move from reaction to reflection, and from pain to progress in my own sobriety journey.

Tune in to Episode 25, where we explore the financial benefits of sobriety—how quitting alcohol can lead to more financial freedom and security.

Group Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/group-recovery-coaching

The Sobriety Success Roadmap: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/sobriety-roadmap

Private Coaching: https://beyondthedrinkcoaching.com/private-recovery-coaching

This podcast is based on my personal experiences and interpretation of research. It’s not a substitute for medical advice, and I encourage you to seek professional guidance if needed.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.