Are you ready to drink less and change your relationship with alcohol forever? Successful women everywhere are drinking more alcohol more frequently. Society tells us that drinking is a normal way to handle stress and anxiety and is a fun, easy way to reward ourselves at the end of a long day. But drinking too much keeps us from living the healthy, connected, joyful life we really want. Every day Dr. Sherry Price helps women transform their desire to drink with simple, powerful, cognitive-based tools. You’ll learn to trust yourself around alcohol and choose whether – and how much – to drink without feeling deprived or broken. You deserve to feel like yourself again. Get started today at sherryprice.com/startnow and check out sherryprice.com for show notes and more.
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