#230 – Hot Sobriety with Kate Baily

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Kate Baily joins Veronica to talk about Hot Sobriety, which means we are talking about mid-life women, hormones, and menopause. Kate and Veronica talk about how many women are struggling with sobriety and hormonal changes and how devastating alcohol is for menopausal women. They give tips and advice for getting through this time of life. They also discuss their new program, Hot Sobriety.

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about this episode

Are you a woman in midlife struggling with sobriety and hormonal changes in menopause? If so, you’re not alone.

Today, Veronica and Kate discuss their experiences with perimenopause and how it affected their sobriety. Listen to the full episode to learn how to manage your perimenopausal symptoms and maintain sobriety during this unique phase of life.

In this episode, Kate and Veronica talk about:

Kate’s role as co-founder of Love Sober, which provides coaching courses and a community for sober and sober curious women.
Veronica and Kate’s upcoming workshop, “Hot Sobriety,” which focuses on women, hormones, and sobriety.
Postcards from the Midlife event
The challenges women face during perimenopause and menopause
Why women need to reframe and reclaim sobriety models that are female-friendly and not male-oriented
The rising power of Gen X women and menopause
Why midlife is the best time to be sober
Designing a work environment around women’s biology
The benefits of hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
Preparing for aging and how sobriety is key to aging well
Reframing midlife as an exciting time full of possibility
How you can benefit from Veronica and Kate’s upcoming workshop, “Hot Sobriety”

About Kate Baily

Kate Baily is an ICF Accredited trauma-informed Sobriety & Behavioural Health and Life Coach specializing in holistic well-being for women, midlife, perimenopause transition, and stress management. She is the co-author of two books ‘Love Yourself Sober’ and ‘Love Your Sober Year’. Love Sober was co-founded by Mandy Manners and Kate as a platform to support women and carers who are struggling with alcohol use disorder both by raising awareness in the podcast and books and through community connection. Kate has been on the sober path for 9 years and lives in West Sussex with her husband, two children, dog, guinea pigs, and chickens.