Why this could be the beginning of the end for 'Dry January'
Today is the last day of Dry January, a sobriety “holiday." But Millennials and Gen Z are transforming the "sober lifestyle" into a 2024 cultural movement.
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Today is the last day of Dry January, a sobriety “holiday." But Millennials and Gen Z are transforming the "sober lifestyle" into a 2024 cultural movement.
We asked addiction experts and people in recovery to share the titles they found most useful.
Self-help guides, so-called "quit lit" memoirs and books, run the gamut from light to literary. Here are some to add to your list.
Just like with alcohol, social media left me feeling anxious and removed from myself.
Reimagine Your Relationship to Alcohol For many, January is a month to rethink how much they imbibe, whether they’re worried about heavy drinking or just looking for a reset. Credit...Jordan Awan Jan. 15, 2021 Seven years ago, Laura McKowen started a drinking journal. She knew alcohol was an issue for her — she knew it when her 4-year-old daughter helped her clean up the morning after a blackout, and she knew it the 10th time she drove to work hung over — but she needed to see it. “Something very interesting happens when we put things on paper,” Ms. McKowen said, “because we have ...