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Tag: wine

Five AF drinks we love

“Nothing for me please.” Don’t let your decision to cut back or quit drinking make you feel like you can’t join in and enjoy a nice drink with someone special, to celebrate an occasion or to indulge in after a long day. Thankfully, we are living during a time in history where there are some

Is wine part of your self-care ritual?

2018 has been the year of self-care. Everywhere we hear about the importance of looking after ourselves, making space for ourselves in the midst of chaos and finding ways to recharge and boost our emotional resources. Being able to make choices about our personal wellbeing is powerful and can make a huge difference to our

How does my drinking affect my sleep and energy levels?

It is common for our Daybreak members to report feeling fatigued and low in energy. Here is the double edge sword: sometimes feeling lethargic is the thing that triggers an urge to drink (for an energy boost at the end of the day). However, often people feel fatigued because of their drinking. Drinking in the

5 steps to breaking your ‘after work drink’ habit

It’s a routine thousands of people get stuck in: come home from a stressful day at work or with the kids, kick the shoes off, undo the belt and poor a glass of wine or crack open a beer. Sure, this is a nice way to relax and mark the end of a day, however,

What comes after Dry July?

Recent years have seen an increase in the number of people who are taking part in initiatives like Dry July, Ocsober, FebFast and others. You might say that an increased focus on public health by high profile organisations and sponsored by high profile public figures, is a universally positive thing. This is because we are

Mummy needs a break; supporting mums on Mothers Day

Looking at social media and the news in the past few months, you might have noticed more and more people talking about the challenges of motherhood; the physical, emotional and financial toll it can take on a person, and how the end result may be feelings of stress, anxiety and exhaustion. Many mums may end