If programs for individuals with alcohol-use disorder are designed to empower them, why do these programs so often proclaim that a person must start from a place of powerlessness? When women seek help to gain sobriety, why does it feel that there’s an added societal pressure that complicates the process?
Learning to stop drinking is tough enough, but this feat is made even worse when we’re inundated with social standards, advertisements, and peer pressure. Teaching individuals to start their sobriety journey with a powerless mindset can cause confusion and setbacks from the very start.
Harmful relationships, mental blocks, and poor daily routines hinder our positivity and create hurdles in life, but this doesn’t need to set the tone for sobriety.
Since the brain tricks us into believing that we need more and more alcohol to feel confident and powerful, we must combat this false notion and take control of our evolving narrative.
It’s time to learn how to embrace your inner power so you can form definitive, long-term sober habits.
With an understanding of your worth, as well as an introduction to help calm the mind so you can discover what’s most valuable in your life, you’ll soon realize that sobriety doesn’t need to begin from a place of powerlessness. You already have the power you need!
Inside Sober Women and the Power to Choose: Getting Back Your Power and Freedom, Registered Nurse, Mary J. Wright offers:
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