Tag: quit drinking

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

Quitting drinking is a big step —it’s a move toward a healthier, happier life for many people, often driven by the desire to take control, feel better, and have more money in your pocket. But one thing that doesn’t always get talked about is the loneliness that can sneak up on you when you decide

“Does drinking every day mean I have a problem?” This is a tough question for anyone to ask themselves, but it’s worth asking because the answer may surprise you. Around 5% of Australians drink daily. The truth is, if you drink every day – even just one or two drinks – you’re more likely to

Stuart, a father of 3 and Daybreak member shares his story.   I broke up with alcohol. Because it lied and cheated on me. After many decades together, I thought we had a mutually beneficial relationship. But I got to the point where I realised alcohol did not have my back, and there wasn’t one

Making the decision to change our relationship with alcohol is a significant step. Let our chief clinical psychologist and the team take you through the stages of change model, with insightful tips and personal reflection questions.

Being a Positive Role Model with Alcohol: Latest research on influencing young children. According to a groundbreaking study conducted by La Trobe University researchers last year, young children’s exposure to their parents’ alcohol consumption plays a vital role in shaping their beliefs and attitudes towards alcohol.