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No beers who cares: learning to live without alcohol
9 Jan, 2021 11:36 PM
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From The Weekend with Karyn Hay for RNZ
Many people feel peer pressure to drink alcohol and are relieved when someone close to them gives up drinking, the founder of a support group says.
2020 was enough to test the best of us and, for some, the occasional drink became a daily coping mechanism. Claire Robbie is the founder of No Beers? Who Cares!, an organisation trying to shift attitudes around how and why we drink, and to show people it is possible to have a good time without booze.
She said her group was about shifting attitudes around alcohol, not judging people who didn t want to drink and teaching people how to socialise without alcohol. If people wanted to cut down or give up drinking it took about 90 to 120 days and it often provided a trickle-down effect for others in their lives, such as partners or friends.
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In New Zealand summer is an exceptionally triggering time for drinking partly through peer pressure and also habit, says Claire Robbie. There are so many people out there who are peer pressured into drinking and not because they re weak or anything along those lines.