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Think SANTA and Drink Mindfully this Christmas

Christmas is a time to celebrate with family and friends. However, it can also be a time of excess, particularly when it comes to alcohol consumption. Drinkaware wants to support the public and encourage adults to drink mindfully throughout this…

Navigating Bereavement this Christmas

Someone once said that the whole world seems depopulated because a loved one is missing. Undergoing the loss of a loved one is unquestionably one of the most painful and deeply stressful emotions a person can endure. Grief is a…

No Booze November – Tips and Tricks to Help You Succeed

Just finished Sober October and looking to keep up your new habits for November? Or maybe, you are interested in starting No-Booze November . Whatever your reason, we have some new tips to help you.   If you have completed…

A Guide to Having a Successful Sober October  

Are you curious about going sober this October? There are so many benefits from taking a break from alcohol.  When you take a break from alcohol, you will notice improved appearance, better sleep, more energy and you will save more money….

The process of planning for the Drinkaware Barometer 2023

 We were excited to commence the ‘planning phase’ for our 2023 Barometer in May. The Drinkaware Barometer is a national population-based survey of 1,000 adults aged 18+ conducted by Behaviour and Attitudes on annual basis and includes a series of…

Tips for Parents

Talking to Teens about Alcohol at the End of Exams Congrats to all of you parents who have young people completing examinations (JC/LC)  at this time. It is a significant milestone in your life and especially in your child’s life….

Why Does Alcohol Make You Tired?  

Sometimes, after we drink alcohol, we struggle to get a good night’s sleep. You feel tired the next day, you may have a headache and you don’t feel in any way rested. Let’s find out why alcohol makes you tired….

‘The Fear’ – How Alcohol Can Affect Anxiety

Just like our physical health we need to keep on top of our mental health. Meeting up with friends and family is a terrific way to keep social and talk about everyday stressors. However, some ways in which we socialise…