Do your friends support your choice to try Dry January? If some of them are undertaking Dry January in solidarity with you, they will never pressure you. If you feel that someone is trying to get ...

Dieting is never easy, and especially for government employees trying to manage their appetite for undeserved authority. Sadly there’s still no wonder drug to help the afflicted, so until ...

Inclusivity is huge,' says Caleb MacKinnon, manager of Gahan House Charlottetown, about providing no-alcohol alternatives during Dry January, like this mocktail called Caught in the Rain.

Maybe you only drink on weekends for now. Maybe you do a dry January to really jump-start the plan. American Addiction Centers recommend no more than one drink a day for women and two drinks a day ...

Hatty Willmoth is a Newsweek food and nutrition reporter based in London, U.K. She has covered special diets, gut health and functional medicine extensively. Hatty joined Newsweek in 2024 from the ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — January is typically a great time to create new goals and aspirations. For many, that means taking a break from the booze. Dry January is a month-long journey to abstain from ...

Whether you are participating in Dry January or just want to enjoy a non-alcoholic beverage, mocktails aren't just for the kids! Sobriety Coach and the founder of "Recovery is the New Black ...

Even though Dry January is only a month-long, its effect can last far beyond the calendar. Many people who participate in Dry January end up drinking less overall, even six months later.

My favorite part of Dry January is discovering products and learning new things about old habits. There’s the annual trip the bevvie shop to see what’s recent. Don’t miss the bitters section ...

Still, Greenville-area restaurants and social spaces are serving up non-alcoholic drinks and mocktails to help those who committed to Dry January — a challenge that aims to eliminate alcohol ...

You can check out Austin Monthly’s Dry January roundup here. Check out Dear Dry Drinkery’s calendar of events here. You can stay up-to-date with Austin Monthly & all of their latest articles ...

Whether you're taking a break after the holidays or "dry curious," many are forgoing alcohol for Dry January. But as you look at 2025 so far, you may be thinking you've made a huge mistake.