Ep. 119: Recovery Is The New Black
Is recovery the new black? Is sober becoming the new cool? With the rise in the sober-curious movement, Dry January and Sober October, sober influencers and the growth in the non-alcoholic drinks movement it seems like sobriety is all the rage....
The Hello Someday Podcast For Sober Curious Women · Casey McGuire Davidson
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Show Notes
Is recovery the new black? Is sober becoming the new cool?
With the rise in the sober-curious movement, Dry January and Sober October, sober influencers and the growth in the non-alcoholic drinks movement it seems like sobriety is all the rage.
Articles in the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Forbes and stories on The Today Show and in wellness and fashion magazines are increasingly referencing “the sober curious movement” - the rise of people experimenting with sobriety for mental and physical health reasons and do not consider themselves addicted to a substance.
Michelle Smith of Recovery Is The New Black has joined me to talk about the growth in the “sober curious is cool'' movement.
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