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The space between end-stage drinking and every-now-and-again drinking.

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What is Gray Area Drinking
Gray Area Drinking is the space between the extremes of end-stage drinking and every now and again drinking.
Watch Jolene Park’s TED talk below to learn more about Gray Area Drinking. Discover what your brain and body really need when you’re craving alcohol.


What is Gray Area Drinking
Gray Area Drinking is the space between the extremes of end-stage drinking and every now and again drinking.
Watch Jolene Park’s TEDx talk below to learn more about Gray Area Drinking and discover what the brain is really craving instead of alcohol.

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Meet Jolene
Jolene Park is a functional nutritionist and health coach who provides a new and revolutionary way to rewire, replenish, and repair the nervous system after quitting drinking.
Her NOURISH method™ is applicable to anyone questioning their drinking, or who has already quit drinking, especially those who don’t have a crash-and-burn drinking story.
Jolene guides clients through the missing physiological pieces that they need to reduce excessive alcohol consumption, anxiety, and cravings. She also trains healthcare practitioners on the importance of nourishing neurotransmitters and supporting their clients’ nervous systems in a comprehensive way. Jolene is a proud member of the American Association of Drugless Practitioners and adheres to their code of ethics.
Her work has been featured on NPR, CBS Morning News, and other outlets. Jolene is a Colorado native and currently lives in Durham, North Carolina. She is writing her first book while pursuing a graduate degree in Theology, Medicine, and Culture at Duke University.