Club Soda launches in Brighton<\/strong><\/h4>\nSaturday 18th April – 2.30 – 5.30pm<\/strong>
\n\u00a0The Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton, BN1<\/strong><\/p>\nClub Soda<\/strong> was created by Laura Willoughby<\/strong> who was spurred into action when she quit drinking three years ago. Feeling the support for individuals to change their drinking needed to be a bit more empowering and a lot more social, Club Soda challenges people to set their own goals and organises fun and inspiring events – members can track their progress and continue the mutual support in the online Club House – joinclubsoda.co.uk.<\/p>\n\u201cWe get drunk together, so why do we have to be sober alone? We want to help people kick-start a new healthier lifestyle. Changing your drinking with others is important to our philosophy and the key to success\u201d said Laura.<\/p>\n
Club Soda is creating a movement of people who want to change their drinking, whether you want to cut down, stop for a bit or quit altogether.<\/p>\n
In a 2012 poll 33% of people in Brighton said that they would like more to do in the City that didn\u2019t involve alcohol.
\n61% said that alcohol was part of their social lives and one in five people want to quit drinking.<\/p>\n![\"Harriet](\"https:\/\/coopsy.co.uk\/thenews\/wp-content\/uploads\/club-soda-HarrietWC2.jpg\")
<\/a>Harriet Waley- Cohen<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe workshop:<\/strong><\/p>\nChanging your drinking can come with a lot of concerns. The big worry is that life will be less. Less fun, less easy, less relaxed, less, well, less everything.<\/p>\n
But it is possible to be even happier when you’re sober than when drinking is a regular feature of life.<\/p>\n
Club Soda<\/strong> invites you to a workshop led by one of Club Soda\u2019s founder members, Harriet Waley-Cohen<\/strong>. The workshop will bring you together with like-minded people who are thinking about life without drinking. During the afternoon we\u2019ll explore issues such as how to handle various situations sober that alcohol used to make possible before.<\/p>\nIn a very practical way, we\u2019ll look at the big picture and identify what you can add into your life to make you happy.<\/p>\n
With Club Soda<\/strong> you will find an ongoing network of support, we have a team of great local volunteers and this will be the first of a number of social and supportive events.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n
More information click here\u00a0www.joinclubsoda.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\nor follow us on twitter at @joinclubsoda<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\n\u00a0The Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton, BN1<\/strong><\/p>\n
Club Soda<\/strong> was created by Laura Willoughby<\/strong> who was spurred into action when she quit drinking three years ago. Feeling the support for individuals to change their drinking needed to be a bit more empowering and a lot more social, Club Soda challenges people to set their own goals and organises fun and inspiring events – members can track their progress and continue the mutual support in the online Club House – joinclubsoda.co.uk.<\/p>\n \u201cWe get drunk together, so why do we have to be sober alone? We want to help people kick-start a new healthier lifestyle. Changing your drinking with others is important to our philosophy and the key to success\u201d said Laura.<\/p>\n Club Soda is creating a movement of people who want to change their drinking, whether you want to cut down, stop for a bit or quit altogether.<\/p>\n In a 2012 poll 33% of people in Brighton said that they would like more to do in the City that didn\u2019t involve alcohol. The workshop:<\/strong><\/p>\n Changing your drinking can come with a lot of concerns. The big worry is that life will be less. Less fun, less easy, less relaxed, less, well, less everything.<\/p>\n But it is possible to be even happier when you’re sober than when drinking is a regular feature of life.<\/p>\n Club Soda<\/strong> invites you to a workshop led by one of Club Soda\u2019s founder members, Harriet Waley-Cohen<\/strong>. The workshop will bring you together with like-minded people who are thinking about life without drinking. During the afternoon we\u2019ll explore issues such as how to handle various situations sober that alcohol used to make possible before.<\/p>\n In a very practical way, we\u2019ll look at the big picture and identify what you can add into your life to make you happy.<\/p>\n With Club Soda<\/strong> you will find an ongoing network of support, we have a team of great local volunteers and this will be the first of a number of social and supportive events.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n More information click here\u00a0www.joinclubsoda.co.uk<\/a><\/p>\n or follow us on twitter at @joinclubsoda<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\n61% said that alcohol was part of their social lives and one in five people want to quit drinking.<\/p>\n<\/a>