Hiya Loves! Welcome back to the show. Today I'm interviewing a fabulous new friend of mine, Krysty Krywko.
Krysty is the founder of Purple Dog Sober. She founded the company during the pandemic when it became obvious how women were struggling with trying to balance home, work, and the schooling of their children. Along with this pressurized role women were expected to fill, came a rise in using alcohol as a coping mechanism, simply because that is what we’re taught to do. The mission of her work is to provide women with a safe space where they can begin to explore their relationship with alcohol. She does this using the framework of anchor pages, and the process of sketchbooking, which becomes an alternative coping mechanism that women can adapt to their daily lives and routines.
Her newest venture is Sober Wild, which is an outdoor adventure recovery space, based in NY.
Krysty is a self-described book nerd (keeping a list of every book she’s read since the 7th grade); the proud momma two amazing teenagers; and is still searching for the perfect shade of red lipstick.
Ways to connect with Krysty:
Website - https://purpledogsober.com
Email - krysty@purpledogsober.com
Instagram -@purpledogsober
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/purpledogsober
Mentioned on today's episode:
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Don't forget: if the only thing you did today was stay sober, you are winning!
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How the Process of Sketchbooking and Outdoor Adventures are Keeping Women Sober with Krysty Krywko