You’re tired of starting over
You keep telling yourself this will be the last time, but without a clear plan, the same triggers and habits keep pulling you back.
Change your direction in 14 days
The 14-Day Sober Strength Reset
A practical daily program to help you stop drinking, manage cravings and build the routines and confidence needed to keep going.
No shame. No labels. Just one clear step each day to help you feel more in control, understand what drives your drinking and begin creating a life you don’t need to escape from.
Start in your own time. Follow one lesson each day. Keep lifetime access to the complete program.
This is an educational coaching program and isn’t a medical detox service. If you drink heavily or regularly, experience withdrawal symptoms or are concerned about stopping safely, speak with your doctor or an alcohol and drug service before beginning.
Sober Strength System
In 14 days, you’ll begin learning how to:
More than just trying harder
You may have promised yourself you’d stop, only to find yourself drinking again when the pressure builds. That doesn’t mean you’re weak or incapable of change. It usually means alcohol has become your quickest way to cope, switch off or escape. The 14-Day Reset helps you understand and begin changing that pattern.
You keep telling yourself this will be the last time, but without a clear plan, the same triggers and habits keep pulling you back.
Stress, exhaustion, loneliness, frustration or the end of a long day can create an automatic urge to drink, even when part of you no longer wants to.
Removing alcohol can leave a gap. You need practical ways to manage cravings, regulate difficult emotions and get through the moments when you’d normally drink.
You don’t need more shame or another lecture. You need one realistic step each day, practical tools you can use and a plan that helps you keep moving beyond day 14.
The Rebuild Method
The Reset doesn’t simply tell you to stop drinking and rely on willpower. It helps you understand the pattern, prepare for the difficult moments and begin building something healthier in its place. Self-understanding comes before self-discipline.
Recognise
Identify when, where and why you drink so you can begin noticing the triggers, thoughts and situations that usually lead to alcohol.
Regulate
Learn practical ways to slow down, manage cravings and respond to stress or difficult emotions without automatically reaching for a drink.
Replace
Begin replacing alcohol’s role as your reward, comfort or off switch with healthier actions that still meet the need underneath the habit.
Rebuild
Build simple routines around your mornings, evenings, environment and support so that staying alcohol-free becomes easier to maintain.
Rise
Recognise the progress you’ve made, strengthen your new identity and create a personal plan for continuing beyond your first 14 days.
Days 1–4
Recognise your drinking patterns, triggers and the purpose alcohol has been serving.
Days 5–9
Practise managing cravings, regulating difficult moments and choosing healthier alternatives.
Days 10–14
Strengthen your routines, rebuild confidence and prepare your plan for what comes next.
You’re not just counting alcohol-free days. You’re learning how to make those days easier to continue.
Everything you need to begin
You won’t be left wondering what to do next. Each day gives you a clear lesson, a practical action and something useful to focus on. You simply work through the program one day at a time.
One structured lesson each day to help you understand your drinking, handle difficult moments and begin building healthier patterns.
Guided exercises and reflection prompts help you apply each lesson to your own triggers, routines, needs and circumstances.
Simple techniques to help you pause, settle yourself and make a more deliberate choice when an urge to drink appears.
Build simple routines that reduce decision fatigue, create structure and make your alcohol-free days easier to manage.
Bring everything together into a realistic plan for protecting your progress and continuing after the initial 14 days.
Return to the lessons, exercises and tools whenever you need a reminder, a reset or support through another difficult period.
Learn one clear idea about sobriety, cravings, habits, emotions, routines or identity.
Use the workbook to connect that day’s lesson to your own experience and drinking patterns.
Put what you’ve learned into action and build on it again the following day.
By the end of the Reset
You’ll understand your drinking more clearly, have practical ways to manage difficult moments and leave with a plan for continuing alcohol-free.
Your next step
You don’t need to have everything worked out before you begin. You only need to be ready to take one honest, practical step each day and see what becomes possible.
Included with your enrolment
A structured, self-guided program designed to help you complete your first 14 alcohol-free days while understanding the patterns behind your drinking and building practical ways to keep going.
You’re ready to stop drinking, want practical guidance and are prepared to take responsibility for completing one lesson and one clear action each day. You don’t need to identify with a label or wait until your drinking becomes worse.
Sober Strength System
Secure one-time payment of $197 AUD
Please stop safely. This is an educational coaching program and isn’t a medical detox service. If you drink heavily or regularly, have previously experienced withdrawal symptoms or are concerned about stopping safely, speak with your doctor or an alcohol and drug service before beginning.
Meet your guide
I got sober because I could see where alcohol was taking me, and I decided I didn’t want to keep going in that direction.
I’m Jason Slade. I’ve spent more than 40 years working in hospitality, including more than 30 years leading kitchens as a head chef. I understand long shifts, constant pressure, disrupted routines and the need to switch off when the day is finally over.
Alcohol became my way of coping. It helped me slow down, numb the pressure and separate work from the rest of my life. But the temporary relief came with a cost to my health, energy, relationships and the person I wanted to be.
Getting sober wasn’t about finding more willpower. I had to understand why I drank, learn how to manage those moments differently and rebuild the routines and identity that had formed around alcohol.
You’re not broken. Your drinking developed for a reason, and understanding that reason gives you somewhere practical to begin.
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Shame keeps people stuck. Honest curiosity helps you understand what your drinking has been doing for you.
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When alcohol has been your off switch, you need practical ways to manage the pressure and emotions underneath it.
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Lasting change becomes easier when your daily choices begin matching the person and life you’re working to rebuild.
I created the Reset to give you the structure, understanding and practical tools I wish I’d had when I decided it was time to change.
Before you begin
Feeling uncertain doesn’t mean you’re incapable of changing. It usually means the decision matters. Here are some honest answers to the questions you may have before beginning.
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You don’t need to call yourself an alcoholic or explain your decision to anyone before choosing an alcohol-free life.
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You can begin with doubts, fear and unfinished questions. The Reset helps you work through them one day at a time.
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This program focuses on understanding your behaviour and creating practical change, not judging you for your past.
No. This program doesn’t require you to accept a label. It’s designed for people who recognise that alcohol is affecting their life and are ready to do something about it.
No. The 14-Day Sober Strength Reset is designed to support 14 alcohol-free days. Its purpose is to help you step away from alcohol, understand the patterns behind your drinking and begin building a different way forward.
A previous attempt hasn’t made you incapable of change. It may mean that removing alcohol without replacing the purpose it served left an important gap.
This Reset helps you examine your triggers, routines, emotional needs and coping patterns so you can respond differently this time.
You don’t need to solve all 14 days today. Your responsibility is to complete the current lesson and take the next practical step. The structure is designed to keep your attention on what you can do now.
Most people should allow approximately 20 to 30 minutes for the daily lesson and workbook activity. Some reflection exercises may take longer depending on how deeply you choose to work through them.
Yes. The Reset is self-guided, so you can complete each lesson at a time that works with your routine. You’ll also keep lifetime access, allowing you to revisit any lesson when needed.
No. Jason’s background gives him a strong understanding of hospitality pressure, long shifts and using alcohol to switch off, but the program is suitable for adults from any background who are ready to stop drinking and rebuild.
The $197 Reset is a self-guided program and doesn’t include private coaching. It gives you the lessons, workbook and tools needed to work through the 14 days independently.
Private coaching is available separately for people who want individual guidance, accountability and more personalised support.
One difficult moment doesn’t erase everything you’ve learned. Return to the program, examine what happened honestly and use it as information about the trigger, need or situation that still requires attention.
The goal isn’t perfection. The goal is greater awareness, responsibility and a stronger response next time.
No. The Reset is an educational sobriety coaching program. It doesn’t diagnose or treat alcohol dependence, mental health conditions or other medical concerns, and it isn’t a substitute for medical care.
If you drink heavily or regularly, have experienced withdrawal symptoms or are unsure whether stopping suddenly is safe, speak with your doctor or an alcohol and drug service before beginning.
Your purchase includes lifetime access to the complete program. You can return to the lessons, exercises and practical tools whenever you need a reminder or reset.
They can give you enough distance from alcohol to think more clearly, understand your patterns and begin proving to yourself that another direction is possible.
Need immediate or medical support? Contact your doctor, an alcohol and drug service or emergency services when urgent help is required. The 14-Day Reset is educational coaching and isn’t crisis care, medical treatment or a supervised withdrawal service.
One honest step
You don’t need another promise that you’ll deal with it eventually. Give yourself 14 alcohol-free days, a clear structure and the opportunity to discover what can change when you begin.
Your 14-day starting point
This self-guided program gives you one lesson and one practical action each day. You’ll begin understanding why alcohol became your off switch, develop different ways to respond and build a plan for continuing beyond day 14.
You don’t have to rebuild everything today. You only need to stop repeating the same promise and take your next honest step.
Sober Strength System
Secure one-time payment of $197 AUD
Start with the first lesson, take the first action and allow yourself to discover what becomes possible without alcohol controlling the end of your day.
Please stop safely. The 14-Day Sober Strength Reset is an educational coaching program and isn’t medical treatment, crisis support or a supervised detox service. If you drink heavily or regularly, have previously experienced withdrawal symptoms or are concerned about stopping safely, speak with your doctor or an alcohol and drug service before beginning.