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In recent years, it’s become increasingly clear that Gen Z – people who are born between 1997-2012 – is reshaping the cultural landscape, and one of the most noticeable changes is their relationship with alcohol. While previous generations might have viewed drinking as a rite of passage, today’s young adults are redefining what it means

If you’re reading this, you might be considering cutting back on your drinking. With Ocsober and World Alcohol Free Day on the 3rd of the month, October is just the time to start! Cutting back on drinking can be a transformative journey, and getting ready calls for some thoughtful preparation and a touch of strategic

Here’s a list of things you can consider to reward yourself. Use the ones that you like the most but be open to trying new things as well.

Are you a social butterfly, a reluctant guest or somewhere in between? No matter where you sit on the socialising spectrum, navigating get-togethers without a drink can be daunting when you’re changing your relationship with alcohol. The good news is that from cocktail parties to family gatherings, there are plenty of ways to have fun

Many people who drink alcohol also take medications, so it’s important to understand what might happen if they’re taken together, particularly by those who are regular drinkers. In general, there are two main ways alcohol can affect how medications work: As alcohol has a sedating effect on our central nervous system, it can make medicines

Mindful drinking is just as it sounds: switching off the autopilot and bringing your awareness to drinking alcohol. It’s about being present in the moment and fully engaging with the act of drinking. It means slowing down, and paying attention to the sensations, thoughts, and emotions that arise before, during and after you have a