[Podcast] Episode 1: A Mindful Drinking Journey with Don Peasley
In our very first episode of Journey to the Sunnyside, Sunnyside member Don Peasley shares his journey of mindful drinking and the decision to make
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Sunnyside and BrewDog Team up for Dry(ish) January
Inspired by Sunnyside’s unique approach to mindful drinking, BrewDog USA saw it fit to collaborate with the team and create a drink that anyone can enjoy without straying from their healthier drinking goals. The Bright AF Brew will be 20 calories and 2.3g carbs per can, an industry low for nonalcoholic beers.
Sunnyside Announces $11.5M Series A
SUNNYSIDE, THE MINDFUL DRINKING APP, ANNOUNCES $11.5M SERIES A TO EXPAND ITS DIGITAL HEALTH OFFERING FOR PEOPLE LOOKING TO BUILD BETTER HABITS AROUND ALCOHOL
SMS and app-based moderation program announces Series A and new Chief Product and Technology Officer; works to fill the gap for the millions looking to cut back without quitting drinking entirely
[Podcast] Untangle: A Moderation and Mindfulness Based Approach to Drinking
Ian dives into the moderation and mindful approach, explaining how a Soberish rather than Sober October can benefit those who try it. Learn all about where this mindful approach came from and the three biggest science-backed ways Sunnyside helps.
Sober(ish) October: What It Is And How It Can Prepare You For Dry January
Monthly sober challenges are becoming an annual ritual and with good reason. In this article, we’ll dive into everything you need to know for a successful Sober October (or Soberish October) and how it’ll prepare you for Dry January.
Reframe vs. Sunnyside: Which is right for your mindful drinking journey?
So if you’re reading this, you’re probably searching for a way to improve your relationship with alcohol to some degree. We encourage you to find the solution that’s right for what you need right now. But most likely you’ve heard of both Sunnyside and Reframe. In this article we’ll tell you why we think you should use Sunnyside (that’s us!) and why you might consider Reframe as an alternative.