The Sober Revolution Calling Time on Wine O'Clock

Do you count down the minutes to wine o'clock? You are not alone. When it comes to alcohol, plenty of people find it hard to exercise moderation and become stuck in a vicious cycle of blame, guilt and addiction.

If you want to take back control and stop being defined by alcohol now is the time to join The Sober Revolution.

In this empowering book, addictions counsellor Sarah Turner and life coach Lucy Rocca examine women's relationship with alcohol and offer insight and advice into overcoming this addiction.

The Sober Revolution explores the myths behind this socially acceptable yet often destructive habit and, through personal accounts of alcohol abuse and its impacts on relationships, careers and finances, you are invited to examine your own relationship with alcohol and its impact on your life.

Read it now. Regain control and lead a happier, healthier life. Call time on wine o'clock forever.

Lucy Rocca is the founder of Soberistas.com, the social networking site for women who have successfully kicked the booze or would like.

Lucy Rocca was a heavy and regular binge drinker for her entire adult life up until the age of 35. Disguising an ever-growing dependency within the realms of acceptable social drinking norms, she did not consider her problem to extend to one of being 'an alcoholic' but knew, nonetheless, that she was not in control of alcohol. After a particularly heavy binge that landed her in hospital, she decided to quit drinking altogether, and went on to found Soberistas.com in November 2012 - a social network website aimed at women with alcohol dependency issues. Since then, Lucy has written five books on the subject of women and alcohol dependency, and set up a sober and life coaching practice where she helps people ditch the drink and stay alcohol-free long term. She continues to run the Soberistas website, which now has more than 70,000 members worldwide. Lucy lives in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, with her daughter Lily and two dogs, Boris and Bean. She loves surfing, hiking, running, learning, living and loving - all things that developed as a result of adopting the sober lifestyle.
Sarah Turner is a qualified addictions counsellor and psychological wellbeing practitioner. Once dependent on alcohol, Sarah is able to empathise and understand the myriad of issues that lead to addiction. Since the first publication of The Sober Revolution, Sarah has remained in Yorkshire, continuing one-to-one counselling and has grown her practice, which now caters for a global clientele.