Love Your Sober Year - by Kate Baily (Paperback)

About the Book

How to develop healing routines for alcohol-free growth using the seasons as your guide. The book explores old wisdoms, new science and the female experience and includes tasks to shift mindset, questions for reflection, nervous system regulations techniques, menstrual and hormonal health tips.

Book Synopsis

'Mandy and Kate have done it again. I love how this book is based around seasons which fits so well with womanhood. But it's also filled with really practical tools and tips that will help sober women as they take this journey. ...Dive in you won't be disappointed.'

Veronica Valli sober coach and author of Soberful

This book is for any woman that is sober or sober curious. It is here to support you on your journey to alcohol-free living.

The seasons are there for us all to use; the patterns and cycles offer a reference point that can help us as we navigate our sobriety. By tuning into nature's ebb and flow, we can use its power to explore and support our sober lives in a long-term and sustainable way.

Sober coaches Kate Baily and Mandy Manners offer positive and empowering ways to harness this power, exploring how old wisdoms, new science and the female experience can help guide you.

Packed with tasks to shift your mindset, questions for reflection, nervous system regulation techniques, as well as gratitude and intention setting exercises, this book is designed to be a constant companion nurturing you in your choice to be alcohol-free.

Review Quotes

'A beautiful sober guidebook rooted in nature for reflection and comfort.'

Millie Gooch - Author of The Sober Girl Society Handbook

"Mandy and Kate have transformed thousands of lives. Do yourself a huge favour, and let them help change yours."

Clare Pooley, The Sober Diaries

'... for women who want to change their relationship with alcohol. Kate and Mandy's helpful and nurturing book will make the process more achievable because it feels like they are by your side, cheering you on, in everyday life.'

Trish Halpin, co-host of Postcards From Midlife podcast