Sobriety is not just about individual actions. How can we create living conditions that are more conducive to health, more sober, and more just? This report proposes four angles of analysis and 16 recommendations to go beyond mere awareness. 📒 Sobriety From individual actions to collective choices ✍️ Simon Ferrière, Alice Robinet, and Sarah Tessé, High Council for Strategy and Planning (HCSP) Audio Capsules of Health Practices 🎙️🎥 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIA0tZy3g5w Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source ℹ️➕ https://www.pratiquesensante.com/blog/pratiques-15/sobriete-des-gestes-individuels-aux-choix-collectifs-6318 📌 For health and social care prevention professionals, this report helps to understand how living conditions facilitate or hinder sober behaviors, beyond just individual will (p. 42). Its analytical framework across four environments — cognitive, economic, physical, and socio-cultural — allows for the identification of collective levers to mobilize (p. 46-47). It clarifies the links between sobriety and public health (p. 34-35) and emphasizes the importance of equitable policies that take household constraints into account (p. 37-39). Its 16 recommendations provide guidelines for public action, to be tailored to on-the-ground realities (p. 73-75). 🇬🇧: Sobriety From individual actions to collective choices - https://www.pratiquesensante.com/en/blog/practices-15/sobriete-des-gestes-individuels-aux-choix-collectifs-6318 #️⃣ #pratiquesensante #Sobriété #EcologicalTransition #EnvironmentalHealth #Lifestyle #ActiveMobility #SocialJustice #PublicPolicies #pratiquesensante #Sobriété #TransitionÉcologique #SantéEnvironnementale #ModesDeVie #MobilitésActives #JusticeSociale #PolitiquesPubliques (translated)
