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Hello Sunday Morning

Hello Sunday Morning is changing Australia’s relationship with alcohol.

Vision and mission

A world where every individual has the right support at the right time to change their relationship with alcohol.

How Hello Sunday Morning can help

Hello Sunday Morning is a community of 150,000 people supporting each other on their journey of change.

Our app Daybreak, it’s the world’s largest, alcohol-focused online support community for anybody wanting to change their relationship with alcohol.

At Hello Sunday Morning, we know that change can be hard, but we believe that getting access to the right support should be easy.

Wherever people are in the cycle of change, we provide the right tools at the right time, free of charge and 24 hours per day.

Hello Sunday Morning provides a range of evidence based supports, including My Drink Check, a Drink Tracker and Hello Change which is an online self-directed, cognitive behaviour therapy program.

Our online community and evidence based services have assisted thousands of Australians to build healthier and happier lives for themselves.

Information lines / help lines

Programs and apps and tools

  • Daybreak App — a free alcohol support service
  • My Drink Check — alcohol and wellbeing self assessment
  • Drink Tracker — track and monitor your relationship with alcohol
  • Care Navigator — receive support 1:1 in a non-judgement space by a Care Navigator
  • Hello Change — a self directed online cognitive behaviour therapy program for anyone who wants to understand their relationship with alcohol better (launching in 2025)

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This information was originally published on healthdirect - Hello Sunday Morning.

Last reviewed: December 2024

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How Much Alcohol is Really Safe During Pregnancy? - Hello Sunday Morning

Wondering how much alcohol you can have during pregnancy? We explore some of the most common questions that we get from expectant mothers.

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How well do you know your own drinking habits? - Hello Sunday Morning

When it comes to understanding limits to alcohol intake, there is an assumption that it all boils down to each individual choice.

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Is your alcohol use affecting your sleep? - Hello Sunday Morning

While some people believe that alcohol aids sleep, research has shown that it can cause more harm than good.

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Alcohol alternatives - Hello Sunday Morning

Alcohol-Free Alternatives Looking for alternatives to alcohol? Whether it be premade, or a twist on a classic favourite – these are some of the best alternative alcohol-free drinks that we’ve heard about. Alcohol-Free Drinks to Order at a Bar Not sure what to order when out at a bar? Not looking forward to drinking water the

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Abstinence vs moderation: What’s best for you? - Hello Sunday Morning

Thinking about cutting back from or quitting drinking? Find out how choose what's best for you.

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Helpful resources - Hello Sunday Morning

Helpful Resources We have put together tips and answers to guide you on specific situations. This will never replace the professional help from talking directly to your doctor or your therapist, and it won’t be as warm and spontaneous as the help you can get by asking the community in Daybreak, but we think it

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Supporting family & friends - Hello Sunday Morning

Supporting family & friends Do you care deeply for a friend or family member and you’re worried about their use of alcohol? Maybe they’re drinking in larger amounts or more frequently than before, perhaps their behaviour has changed, or their health seems to be suffering. They may not be meeting work, social, educational or family

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What happens when you cut down or stop drinking? - Hello Sunday Morning

We all know that drinking alcohol is not the healthiest activity to engage in. But what exactly happens to our body and mind once we stop? After as little as one month, you could see some benefits from reducing or quitting alcohol, like an uptick in physical health, mental wellbeing, mood, sleep, productivity and focus.

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Your relationship with alcohol - Hello Sunday Morning

If you’re considering a change in your relationship with alcohol, the good news is you’re not alone. While we live in a society where socialising and celebration usually mean alcohol is also a guest, there’s been a notable rise in cultural movements such as ‘sober curious’ and ‘mindful drinking’. There’s also more alcohol-free drinks available

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Do alcohol and medications mix? - Hello Sunday Morning

Many people who drink alcohol also take medications, so it’s important to understand what might happen if they’re taken together, particularly by those who are regular drinkers. In general, there are two main ways alcohol can affect how medications work: As alcohol has a sedating effect on our central nervous system, it can make medicines

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