Mom life without overindulging?

Are you a mom who knows your relationship with alcohol is unsustainable, but you are feeling completely overwhelmed and scared to make a change?

If so, I bet you can relate to these situations…

Your Sleep – You struggle with getting good, quality sleep and your energy levels are low throughout the day.

Your Headspace – You worry about your health because you are overindulging on food and alcohol more than you want to.

Your Productivity – Despite being a high functioning person, you often wake up feeling miserable and it ends up being a wasted, unproductive day.

Your Weekends – You overindulge in alcohol and “treats” even more on the weekends.

Your Social Life – The thought of going to a social event without a drink causes you great anxiety and feels unimaginable.

Your Relationships – Sometimes you worry about what you said the night before and how it’s possibly affecting your relationships.

Your Weight – You have gained extra weight and don’t have the energy to do your workouts.

Your Kids – Most of all, you worry about what kind of role modeling you are doing to your children’s future relationship with alcohol and their health.

What’s interesting is that you’re no slacker and you certainly tried to resolve this…

You’re a smart, together, person and if you’re anything like me and my clients, you have tried to get healthier and reign in your drinking.

From making deals with yourself to muscling through with willpower it all starts strong but never lasts, right?

You’ve been able to take short breaks from overdrinking and made short-term health changes but never really long enough to notice any benefit.

But lately, with the increasing intensity of life (hello pandemic life! school changes! work from home mandates! Career changes! And more!), you realize you want so much more for yourself than another late night with some treats.

In fact, you’re starting to feel like your life and your future depends on you making a change.

Listen, it’s not your fault.

First, it must be said, because everyone thinks this.

This isn’t your fault. Let’s go ahead and drop the story of somehow it’s just you and you have a problem and everyone else doesn’t.

Nope, there is nothing wrong with you.

The greater truth is this:

1. Alcohol is an incredibly addictive substance and THAT is what’s messing with your brain, mood and body.
2. Society and the alcohol industry have bred us to believe drinking alcohol is a normal, necessary part of life and it is essential to having fun and relieving stress. And it’s duped us all into believing you’ll miss out if you dare to drink less or opt out altogether.

But it’s a total lie!

There’s a better way.

With the right support and step-by-step guidance you can totally get this handled for good and make overindulging irrelevant to your life.

When you have someone on your side, who not only has been there, but can also teach you what you’ll need to pull this off – from transforming your beliefs, your physical cravings, your energy, to find the missing nutrients, to retraining your stress response and more, you can actually become the role model you always imagined you’d be.

Imagine this…

Waking up every day with a clear head, energy, and focus, feeling motivated to tackle whatever comes your way, leading you to being more productive on the things that matter – like starting a new business, making art or changing your career.

Looking and feeling more confident than ever before and feeling like you are strong and in control of your decisions.

Being THANKFUL that you no longer have to drink if you choose not to and experiencing JOMO (the joy of missing out) instead of FOMO (the fear of missing out).

Your relationships with your significant other and children improving and being more meaningful and fun.

Feeling fitter as your cravings for alcohol and poor food choices radically diminish and those unwanted pounds naturally start to disappear.

Your energy, mental, physical, and emotional state will be liberated.

Imagine the life (and career!) you will lead when alcohol is not taking up space in your mind, heart, or thoughts and you’re feeling healthier and happier.

It’s possible, and it’s so worth it.