Tools and Resources.

The Drinkers’ Journey is Predictable.

Without self-restriction or external intervention, regular alcohol consumption typically follows a predictable pattern that starts with positive impacts and results in negative impacts.

  • Positive impacts lead to

  • Increased use, which leads to

  • Dependency, which leads to

  • Overuse, which leads to

  • Negative impacts.

At each stage, there is an opportunity to press pause on the journey and avoid moving on to the next stage. However, without self-restriction or external intervention, the destination remains the same.

The Drinkers' Journey Map is a simple visual tool designed to help people understand that the dangers of alcohol consumption are often hard to see until they've caught up with you.

“Don’t Let Alcohol Get You Blind” Posters

This series of poster designs aims to help raise awareness of the difficulties in seeing the negative impacts of alcohol. You can download them and place them in your space, be it a school, workplace, community group, bar or other venue.

For those who may not know, in Australia, the term ‘Blind’ is often used as slang for ‘very drunk’. People might boast, ‘I got blind last night!’ The duality of this word has been utilised in these poster designs to create a simple yet memorable message, prompting people to consider the clear evidence against alcohol.

You can download the posters in PDF format and print them out, from A4 up to A0 size.