COURTNEY ANDERSEN

I get asked a lot if I support Mocktails and Non-Alcoholic Beers and if I drink them. 

The answer and YES and YES.

I believe you have to figure out if drinking NA's and Mocktails is something you can handle. I was told my first year of my Sobriety I shouldn't drink NA beer because it would cause me to relapse, and I'm still sober for 8.5 years. 

I enjoyed them if I went out and was social, and I found no harm in them for ME.

Now you are maybe a different and Non Alcoholic beer, and Mocktails can trigger you, and if they don't drink them, only you can decide!

My most favorite Non-Alcoholic Beer is WellBeing Brewing.

I'm obsessed with the Coffee Cream Brew and their CBD water. 

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When it comes to the road of Sobriety and Recovery, you must find what works for you!

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The First Year of Sobriety...

"This shit can be messy on a day to day, but I will tell you every day of Sobriety is a gift, and I am beyond thrilled to have made a choice to live life without alcohol."

You need someone who's been there, gets it and knows how to have fun without drinking so you can get on with your life! 

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What's stopping you from getting sober forever?

Have you ever asked yourself that before?

Are you stuck on the continuous cycle of a toxic relationship with alcohol? 

It's ok if you are, but it's time to take a deep dive and figure out what's the threat to your sobriety!  

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TAKE THE WHAT'S THE #1 THREAT TO YOUR SOBRIETY

When I founded National sober Day back in winter of 2019, I really wanted to create a holiday that could celebrate Sobreity and add more awareness to the terrible disease of addiction. 

Here is what I wrote for the National Calendar Company for this amazing holiday.

NATIONAL SOBER DAY

National Sober Day on September 14th encourages us to celebrate Sober life and bring awareness to addiction. The entire day focuses on showing support for anyone living in sobriety. Not only that, but the observance sets a standard for the whole world that being sober is okay. Show your friends and family on the road to recovery by spending the day sober as well.

Ideally scheduled during National Recovery Month, the day supports removing the stigma associated with addiction. It opens the lines of communication that lead to better understanding. The day provides an opportunity to build educated support networks. It also strengthens existing ones. When systems are paved with an aware, loving,...

In 2020 I celebrated my eight years of sobriety! On August 18th, 2020, I had a little party for myself, covid safe, of course.  I love this day and think that you should celebrate your sobriety, but it's that much sweeter on your sober birthday.

Every year I am humbled on this day. 

To see where my life was to where my life is now is a complete 180.  

 The one change I made to my life compounded into the life I have always wanted.

 As each year passes, I continue to learn and grow as a person.  I love it.

Even in the year 2020, when the world was so heavy, I remained SOBER. 

I even hit another huge milestone of making it 3,000 Days Sober.

 So to celebrate sobriety and in the hopes of spreading it further, I wanted to share my top eight tips with you that have helped me in my recovery journey this far.

This journey is not comfortable, but one that is so worth it. 

Here are 8 tips to stay sober for my 8th sobriety birthday!

1. ...

Let’s face it, drinking alcohol isn’t doing you any favors. It’s shortening your life expectancy, causing stress on your vital organs, and let’s not forget about the uncomfortable hangovers. There are a number of factors alcohol plays on your body that cause long-term health problems. These range from dependency, to cancer, to damage to your major organs like your heart and liver just to name a few! 

Getting healthy is one of the biggest “why”s I see in wanting to get sober. 

Going sober is going to drastically change how you’re physically (and mentally) feeling on a daily basis. Finding a new exercise you enjoy doing is especially important now that you’ve given up the bottle to help take your mind off of it and to help you from relapsing, too.

Don’t worry about doing the ‘right’ workout. You can start as simple as walking the block, some basic yoga or pilates, or up it to your comfortability level....

Hey Friend!

I'm sure you may have some anxiety in early sobriety or years after!

It's healthy, and it's ok. 

We spend so many years drinking to cover the anxiety that we don't have any other ways to cope and deal. You may also start to realize you were always an anxious person and trace this back to childhood. 

Millions suffer from it.

These subtle shifts have helped me reduce my anxiety in my sobriety!

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Ten changes to help reduce your anxiety in Sobriety

1) Daily Meditation

2) Exercise daily- 30 minute walks help!

3) Drink water

4) Limit social media usage, and this includes morning time

5) Make your bed each morning

6) Journal

7) Practice gratitude

8) Find the strength to say NO

9) Recite positive mantras

10) Do not drink ALCOHOL 

Pick two today and start doing and then keep adding on each day.

Watch how good you start to feel within a week. 

I hope this helps you today!

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Hey, Friend!

Are you are in a little funk currently because you are feeling stuck in your Sobriety/Recovery journey.

I get it. 

I've been on this road for eight years and have gone through being stuck, lows of self-doubt, and needing pep talks daily.

When I discovered the practice of daily affirmations, things started to change for me when it came to what story I was telling myself. I started my training a few years back, and I began to feel lighter and free.  I believe in the power of positive self-talk. 

Affirmations help! 

I know you may be thinking how can this help me and how uncomfortable this will feel, but they HELP.  Affirmations start to rewire your brain and give you that pep talk that you need.  They truly change your mindset and help you gain confidence. 

Sobriety and recovery are work, and this is part of it. 

REBUILDING YOU is crucial to building your solid foundation in this journey.

I put together twenty powerful affirmations...