Make your pocket plan.
Choose your occasion, your goal, the tricky part, your drink preference, and your backup plan.
THE SOBER SOCIAL TOOLKIT
The wedding. The work party. The friend who keeps offering you a drink.
Walk in with a plan, words that sound like you, and a little support for the moments that get tricky.
$12 founding access · one-time payment
No recurring charge. Use it in your browser.
Already purchased? Open your toolkit ↗

LESS EXPLAINING. MORE LIVING.
Whether you're sober-curious, cutting back, or choosing an alcohol-free night, start with the occasion in front of you.
Choose your occasion, your goal, the tricky part, your drink preference, and your backup plan.
Choose a casual, cheeky, or direct response to questions and social pressure.
Open quick prompts when a craving shows up, you feel out of place, or you want to leave.
Copy, share, or print your plan. Save plans and optional reflections in your browser on this device.
SIMPLE BY DESIGN
WANT A HUMAN IN YOUR CORNER?
Want support putting your plan into practice? Work with Rebecca on your goals, social situations, habits, and practical next steps as you explore drinking less or living alcohol-free.
Start with one 50-minute Clarity session · $195, or choose Monthly Momentum · $375/month for two private sessions per month.
Talk about coaching ↗See coaching details and terms. Coaching is optional and purchased separately. Monthly Momentum renews monthly until cancelled.
GOOD TO KNOW
The toolkit is a $12 one-time purchase with no recurring charge. Optional coaching has separate pricing and terms.
No. It works in your web browser. Sign in to your Mind-Body Thrive account to open it.
In this browser on this device. They do not sync across devices. Clearing browser data can remove saved entries; copy or print anything you want to keep.
No. This is an educational planning tool, and optional coaching is nonclinical support. Neither replaces therapy, medical care, addiction treatment, or crisis support. If you drink heavily or may be physically dependent on alcohol, seek medical advice before stopping; withdrawal can be dangerous.
Questions? rebecca@mindbodythrive.com