
I thought I could do it on my own.
At 54 I stopped drinking alcohol.
I didn't believe I was an alcoholic, but my drinking was escalating.
I felt so disappointed in myself for not having more self-control.
I thought I just needed to be more disciplined.
I thought I could do it on my own.
I also know what it’s like to talk yourself out of it:
“I'm not that bad... so-and-so drinks much more than me... I'll be fine tomorrow.”
That was me.
I also know what it’s like to talk yourself out of it:
“I'm not that bad... so-and-so drinks way more than me... I'll be fine tomorrow.”

Giving my favourite pet lamb Twiglet, a wee cuddle. #covidhair lol

Giving my favourite pet lamb Twiglet,
a wee cuddle.
Can you tell it was 2020? #covidhair
And then one morning in May 2020, I found myself in the shed on our farm in Aberdeenshire,
It wasn’t easy.
It was bloody hard.
But it was also the best decision I’ve ever made.
I realised along the way that the idea of ‘giving up’ alcohol was a lie - the truth was that I wasn’t giving up anything!
It wasn’t easy.
It was bloody hard.
But it was also the best decision I’ve ever made.
I realised along the way that the idea of ‘giving up’ alcohol was a lie - the truth was that I wasn’t giving up anything!


Compassionate but not fluffy.
I teach tools that really work, and coach you to finally stop circling round the issue, so you can find YOUR OWN path to freedom.
I teach tools that work, and coach you to finally stop circling round the issue,
so you can find YOUR OWN path to freedom.
And if you’re ready to take your first step, I’d love to help.

And if you’re ready to take your first step, I’d love to help.
