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  • Understanding Your Brain & Alcohol

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✓ Full Tipsy Free Unmasked course
✓ Lifetime access
✓ Learn at your own pace
✓ Practical tools designed with neurodivergent adults in mind
✓ Secure, private account
✓ One-time payment

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Hear from a Tipsy Free Unmasked member

"Oh my goodness . . .

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I wished I had been able to read Tipsy when I was first in recovery 19.5 years ago. So inspirational, real and simple to understand.​

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A first class tool for understanding my addiction and relationship with alcohol and how I am not actually totally bonkers."

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Member - Tipsy Free Unmasked

A different approach to alcohol support

“The course is practical, accessible and neuroaffirming. It helps people understand their relationship with alcohol without shame or judgement, while offering realistic tools to reduce their drinking safely and find other ways to meet the needs alcohol may have been helping them manage.”
 

Lead Psychological Therapist & CEO, Wired Differently

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This course is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical or clinical support. If you are experiencing physical withdrawal symptoms, please contact your GP or a local drug and alcohol service.

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