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A little support for wherever you are in your journey.
Free Resources
The 7-Day Reset
A free week of short daily prompts to help you take a break from drinking, notice your patterns, and start understanding what’s really behind the pull.
What Am I Actually Needing?
A gentle self-check guide that helps you pause in the moment you want a drink and figure out what you’re really reaching for, whether that’s rest, comfort, connection or relief.
The First Step Shift
A free guide for when you know something needs to change with alcohol but don’t know where to start, helping you take one small, doable first step without having it all figured out.
THE PODCAST
The Last Pour
Mini episodes on getting sober, shame, and starting over
There are things almost every woman who drinks has thought but never said out loud.
Is my drinking normal? Why can she stop at one and I can’t? If I quit, what will people think? If I’m doing this well everywhere else in my life, how can alcohol be a problem?
The Last Pour is where we finally say them.
Hosted by Meghan, a licensed therapist and coach who has her own story with alcohol, this podcast talks openly about what most of us keep to ourselves: the shame, the secret worries, the “f*ck it” moments, the fear of asking for help, and what’s really underneath the drinking.
Each episode is just a few minutes long. They’re short enough to fit into a school drop-off or a walk around the block, and honest enough to stay with you all day.
Whether you’re sober curious, newly sober, or years into recovery, you’re not the only one thinking it. You’re welcome here, and there’s no shame.
Let’s Talk About It
The Bookshelf
The Why Behind The Drink $11
An ebook that goes beneath the habit to explore what your drinking is really doing for you, from stress and numbing to connection and reward, so you can meet those needs in ways that actually serve you.
The Quiet Pull $27
An e-workbook for high-achieving women who sense their drinking has started to matter more than it should, naming the subtle, everyday pull of alcohol so you can see it clearly and decide what you want instead.