not just open a sober bar, but also a place for wellness activities in the daytime.
It would ideally welcome people at all times of the day and allow them to learn about various things. Marshall hopes to include classes on healthy eating, meal prep as well as yoga and counseling.
“Sans bar is more than just a sober bar,” he said. “We want to offer wellness activities at a minimal cost to the consumer.”
Author: Robert B. Hayek
Robert B Hayek is a reporter for Addiction Now and covers features and local spotlight stories. He previously worked for Fox Sports as a production assistant as well as a writer and reporter for an online website called Real Talk Sports Network. He has lived in Southern California his entire life, is a lover of books and writing and also surfs. Contact Robert at roberth@addictionnow.com
