• Ep. 282: Gray Area Drinking and Our Relationship with Alcohol

  • Nov 15 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Ep. 282: Gray Area Drinking and Our Relationship with Alcohol

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  • Natalie chats with wellness coach (and former Baggage Reclaim student) Jolene Park about gray area drinking and understanding our relationship with alcohol.

    How we consume and discuss alcohol has shifted dramatically over the last decade or so and more of us are reflecting on our relationship with alcohol but also sometimes unaware of how much the past - our emotional baggage - influences how and why we drink.

    Learn about what gray area drinking is, why our relationship with alcohol, including how it affects us, doesn't fit neatly into the two buckets of 'those who can handle alcohol' and 'those who can't', and discover some first steps for reflecting on your own relationship with alcohol.

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