Why Drinking Stops Feeling Like a Choice (And Why That’s Not Your Fault)
Many women feel trapped in a drinking cycle they no longer want; not because they’re weak, but because alcohol rewires the brain. This article breaks down why drinking eventually stops feeling like a choice, how dopamine gets hijacked, and what it actually takes to break free. A compassionate, science-backed reminder that your struggle isn’t your fault; and that quitting drinking is absolutely possible.
How to Quit Drinking When Your Husband Still Drinks
Wondering how to quit drinking when your husband still drinks? Learn how to navigate sobriety in marriage, set boundaries, and create lasting change, even if your spouse isn't ready.
When Acceptance Becomes the Doorway to Freedom
We often think acceptance means defeat, especially when it comes to alcohol. But what if acceptance is actually the doorway to peace? In this week’s reflection, I’m sharing how letting go of moderation becomes the moment you step into real freedom.
Learning to Stay Present When Life Feels Uncomfortable
Real healing isn’t about feeling good - it’s about getting real. In this reflection, Shannon shares how one client learned to stay present through discomfort, rebuild self-trust, and face what she used to avoid. If you’re in early sobriety or craving peace beyond the pour, this is a reminder that growth often feels messy before it feels miraculous.
What I Wish I Knew When I Quit Drinking at 44
When I quit drinking at 44, I thought I was just giving up wine - but it turned out to be so much more. Here’s what I wish I knew about healing, mindset, and finding freedom on the other side of alcohol.