Introducing Sunnyside Med – The Next Evolution of Sunnyside

We’re excited to announce the public launch of Sunnyside Med, pairing medication for alcohol reduction with our proven companion program for long-term behavior change. We’re building an entirely new approach to alcohol health with a focus on proactive, preventive care, providing a much-needed alternative to the rigid, reactive care model that dominates today.
Naltrexone Interactions: What You Should Know Before Starting Treatment

Arming yourself with this knowledge can help you get the most benefits.
What to Avoid When Taking Naltrexone

Help yourself achieve the best results.
How the Naltrexone 50 mg Tablet Can Support Your Mindful Drinking Goals

What you need to know about naltrexone’s potential for your mindful drinking journey.
How to Get Naltrexone Online – A Simple Guide

Here’s what you need to know about getting naltrexone online.
Naltrexone Side Effects: What to Expect When You Start

For most people, naltrexone side effects are manageable. Here’s what to know about them.
Sleep, Alcohol, and Breaking the Cycle

Let’s dig into alcohol and sleep and how to recover your natural PM rhythm. We’ll also go over practical steps you can start using tonight.
What Your Kids Really Think About Your Drinking (And Why It Matters)

Do you ever think about how your drinking might impact your children? As parents, of course we think about the values and characteristics we want to pass on to our children, but how often do we really stop to consider what they’re learning from watching and experiencing us drinking?
Dry January Benefits: Data From Real Participants

More than 25,000 individuals participated in Sunnyside’s Dry(ish) January Challenge, a challenge to reset alcohol consumption in January with no pressure to quit, and the majority intend to continue drinking less in the following months.
Drink Less Alcohol : Learn how to moderate with no pressure to quit

Drinking less alcohol doesn’t have to be restrictive or stressful. Moderating your drinking at your own pace might help take away the pressure that often comes with strict abstinence-only goals. While it’s not necessarily for everyone, finding a balance that works for you can make cutting back feel a lot more manageable and enjoyable.