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ce here. Through our welcoming community, inspiring courses and compassionate coaching, TABB offers both support and personal growth. From gentle 1:1 guidance to helping you amplify and thrive in your alcohol-free life, we meet you exactly where you are without judgement but with understanding and always with encouragement.

19/08/2026

I know I said five, but it’s actually six things you should never say to somebody who has stopped drinking! 😂

Some of them might sound harmless. You may even think you’re being funny, sympathetic or reassuring but to someone in early sobriety, they can land very differently.

“Oh, I didn’t realise you were an alcoholic.”

“Go on, you can just have one.”

“What? You’re never drinking again?”

“Oh no, really? I’m sorry to hear that.”

“So does that mean you won’t be coming to the pub anymore?”

“But you were always such good fun when you drank.”

I think many of us have responded awkwardly when somebody has told us they’ve stopped drinking. I know I have.

Often, their decision makes us think about our own drinking. It holds up a mirror and, without us even realising it, that discomfort can come out in what we say.

It was never really about them. It was about us.

So if somebody tells you they’ve stopped drinking and you don’t know what to say, try this:

“Good for you.”

No questions.
No labels.
No pressure.
Just support.

What did somebody say to you in early sobriety?
Let us know in the comments.
Save or share this with someone who needs to hear it.

What if the best thing you invested in this September was yourself?Not another promise to cut down.Not another “this wee...
18/08/2026

What if the best thing you invested in this September was yourself?

Not another promise to cut down.
Not another “this week will be different.”
Not another month of wondering if your drinking needs to change.

Just 28 days.

28 days to step away from alcohol and reset your relationship with it — with support, not willpower alone.

TABB 28 starts 3rd September and is a structured 28-day programme for women who want to change their drinking.

Whether you want a reset, feel alcohol is taking up too much space, or you’re ready to stop but don’t know how to begin — this is for you.

You’ll explore the thinking behind your drinking, with daily lessons, journaling, and coaching support, plus a small group of women doing it with you.

You don’t need to commit to forever.
Just show up for 28 days.

TABB 28 | Starts 3rd September 2026
Women only • Limited places

£200 ($270 US approx.) members / £250 ($330 US approx.) non-members

Payment plans available upon request.
Email [email protected]

Full details and sign-up via the TABB 28 link: https://tabbforwomen.com/course/28-day-programme

If you’ve been thinking about changing your drinking, this could be your moment to start. 🩷

18/08/2026

How much of your day is alcohol taking up before you even pour a drink?

Because drinking doesn’t only take up the hours spent drinking. It can occupy your thoughts throughout the entire day.

There’s the regret-type thinking in the morning:

“I’m definitely not drinking tonight.”
“I can’t keep doing this.”
“Why did I drink so much last night?”

Then, later in the day, the negotiation and anticipation thinking begins:

“One won’t hurt.”
“I deserve it.”
“I’ve had a difficult day.”
“I’ll stop tomorrow.”

These may sound like completely different types of thinking, but alcohol is at the centre of both.

It can feel like having an app constantly running in the background of your mind. You might not open it until the evening, but it’s quietly draining your energy and using up your battery all day.

So, just get curious: how much time are you spending recovering from drinking, regretting it, resisting it, anticipating it or negotiating with yourself about it?

This isn’t about judging yourself. It’s simply about noticing.

Because it might not only be the drinking that’s exhausting you. It might be all the thinking around it too.

Sarah
Co-founder of TABB for Women
Recovery Coach Professional

Save this if it’s given you something to think about, share it with a woman who might need it, and follow TABB for Women for honest conversations about changing your relationship with alcohol.

18/08/2026

The drinking might start at 6pm… but when does the thinking about it start?

Maybe it’s there when you wake up: I’m definitely not drinking tonight.

Then later: Well, maybe just one.

Then: I’ve had a long day. I deserve it. I’ll stop tomorrow.

Different thoughts. Same thing sitting right in the middle of them: alcohol.

That stinkin’ thinkin’ can take up far more of our day than we realise. The planning, bargaining, promising, justifying, regretting, anticipating… all those mental gymnastics are exhausting.

The actual drinking might only take up a few hours.

But alcohol can be taking up space in our heads long before the first drink is poured.

Get curious about it today. When does the thinking start for you?

Let us know below. 👇

If alcohol has been affecting your sleep, you’re not imagining it- it is absolutely exhausting!At TABB we explore the re...
17/08/2026

If alcohol has been affecting your sleep, you’re not imagining it- it is absolutely exhausting!

At TABB we explore the real changes alcohol can bring to women’s sleep, from how you fall asleep to how you wake up the next day.

You don’t have to take an all-or-nothing leap to start making things better for yourself; you’re allowed to listen, learn and choose an alcohol-free direction at your own pace.

Are you ready for rest that actually rests you?

Read today’s article about this in The Learning Hub:
https://tabbforwomen.com/learning-hub

17/08/2026

What could 28 alcohol-free days change for you?

I’m not going to tell you everything about TABB 28 here, because you can find all the information and read the testimonials through this link: https://tabbforwomen.com/course/28-day-programme

But I will tell you this: every woman who has given TABB 28 a star rating has rated it five out of five…

it has genuinely changed women’s lives.

I know that sounds dramatic, but it’s the truth.

Women have reported physical improvements, more energy, less bloating and clearer skin and eyes.
They’ve felt calmer, clearer, more present and more confident, with a sense of relief from the exhausting daily negotiation about drinking.

Most importantly, TABB 28 gives you the structure, daily focus, support and accountability to step back and understand your own relationship with alcohol more clearly.

No shame. No judgement. Just a safe place to land and 28 alcohol-free days, taken one day at a time.

Whether you want to take a break or already know you need to stop drinking, this is a brilliant way to kickstart that change.

TABB 28 is exclusively for women and limited to just 20 places. Once they’ve gone, this cohort will close.

Find all the details, testimonials and booking information through this link:

https://tabbforwomen.com/course/28-day-programme

16/08/2026

The hardest thing about trusting sobriety is that you cannot fully understand its benefits until you begin to experience them for yourself.

Before we stop drinking, we often imagine that sober life will simply be our old life with the alcohol removed. We cannot yet see what might return to us: our energy, clarity, self-respect, motivation, peace and genuine enjoyment of life.

Those benefits do not always arrive immediately. In the early days, you might even find yourself wondering, “Is this it?”

No, this isn’t it.

Sobriety is a process. It takes time, and it unfolds differently for every woman. But it does get easier, life does begin to open up and the benefits may exceed anything you can imagine from where you are standing today.

You do not need to see the whole journey yet. You only need to take the next step and trust that more is waiting for you.

Stick with it. It really is worth it.

I’m Sarah, co-founder of TABB for Women, an online sobriety platform and community for women, and a Recovery Coach Professional.

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📌 Save it for a day when you need reminding to trust the process.
💬 Comment and tell us what sobriety has given you so far, or what you hope it might bring.
↗️ Share it with a woman who needs to hear that this isn’t “it.”
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