Wake up with a plan.
Support sleep, energy, and a morning rhythm that helps the day begin well.
Cutting back or stopping drinking can give you back clearer mornings, steadier energy, and hours that feel like your own again. Through Room for More, Kim Martel helps you turn that regained time into routines and experiences that support the life you want.
Wellness coaching and education. Not medical care, detoxification, psychotherapy, or addiction treatment.
Your time is worth coming back to.
“I know how strange it can feel to get your time back and not yet know what belongs there.”
Kim Martel · Founder and wellness coachI have been alcohol-free for more than five years.
What came afterward made room for more fitness, stronger relationships, reading and writing, and unhurried time with the people I love. It also required something that did not appear overnight: new routines for all those newly available hours.
That experience is at the heart of Room for More. I especially want to support people who are newly alcohol-free and asking what comes next. I understand the transition personally, but my attention stays on learning who you are, what supports you, and what kind of life you want to build.
I am naturally funny and personable, but I take your growth seriously. As a coach, I am candid, persistent, consistent, supportive, and deeply invested. I will challenge you without judging you.
Outside of coaching, I read about nature, mindfulness, poetry, and health. I compete in Olympic weightlifting, love boating and Ocean City, Maryland, and feel equally at home near the smaller waterways and trails of Lancaster County. I am also a beginner surfer with every intention of improving.
Drinking can become the transition after work, the reward at the end of a long day, the weekend plan, or the quickest way to switch off. When you drink less, those hours come back. That can feel exciting, unfamiliar, or both.
Room for More helps you give that time a shape. Together, we build practical routines around sleep, nourishment, movement, stress, connection, and the moments when old patterns usually take over. The goal is not to optimize every minute. It is to create days that feel steadier, fuller, and more like yours.
You will leave with ideas you can use in real life, small experiments to try, and a clearer plan for mornings, evenings, weekends, and social situations.
Support sleep, energy, and a morning rhythm that helps the day begin well.
Create a reliable way to decompress without automatically reaching for a drink.
Make room for meals, movement, hobbies, connection, quiet, and genuine rest.
Plan weekends around adventures, projects, relationships, and recovery that actually restore you.
There is no single ideal morning routine, perfect way to move, or universal answer for what should replace drinking. Your patterns, energy, responsibilities, relationships, and reasons for making a change are your own. Your program should reflect that.
Both paid programs are designed to become personal in use. The self-guided course uses reflection prompts, decision points, and real-life experiments so you shape your own path. In Strong Start, Kim customizes the goals, pacing, practices, and accountability around your life.
This work will ask something of you. You will pay closer attention, question familiar patterns, and try choices that may feel new. You will also have a supportive structure that makes the challenge feel purposeful and manageable, never punishing.
One of the most valuable things you will build is a clearer understanding of yourself: what drains you, what restores you, what you need, and what helps you follow through.
See the moments, needs, strengths, and triggers that shape your choices.
Practice small, meaningful changes in the situations where you actually live your life.
Adjust without shame, build on what helps, and create a plan that belongs to you.
Use guided reflection to shape an independent path, or work privately with Kim on a fully customized plan.
This is not a rigid checklist. Reflection prompts, decision points, and choose-your-own experiments help you learn your patterns and shape the material around your goals. Work through sleep, energy, meals, movement, stress, social life, and daily structure, then keep what genuinely helps.
$149 introductory / $199 standard · 12 months of accessExplore Make RoomKim builds this one-to-one program around your routines, priorities, challenges, preferences, and pace. Six private sessions, weekly written check-ins, and a practical workbook will stretch you to test meaningful changes while giving you steady, nonjudgmental support. You leave with a Stronger Life Plan that is truly your own.
By application · founding price $695Explore Strong StartWant to begin gently? The free five-day mini-course delivers one useful idea each morning, with no label and no pressure to purchase afterward.
Start the free mini-courseWhen alcohol takes up less space, more of your day becomes available.
The goal is not to fill every minute or become relentlessly productive. It is to have more choice about how your days feel and what you build with them.
Room for More welcomes different goals. You can be curious, cutting back, taking a break, or newly alcohol-free.
All of these count. You do not need to call yourself anything to be here.
Wellness is not a perfect routine. It is a set of foundations that make daily life steadier, more enjoyable, and more your own.
Build steadier mornings and more restorative nights, a little at a time.
Move in ways that support energy, mood, mobility, and confidence.
Support your energy with practical eating, not rules for their own sake.
Find ways to wind down that genuinely help you recover.
Create routines for the hours that used to belong to drinking.
Make evenings, friendships, and plans feel like yours again.
Six weeks of customized private wellness coaching. Kim helps you understand your patterns, identify what matters, and practice changes designed around your real life. You receive structure and honest accountability without shame, pressure, or a one-size-fits-all plan.
My work centers on the whole picture: sleep, stress, movement, food, and daily structure for people changing their relationship with alcohol.
My credentials provide a strong foundation, but my approach is never clinical or impersonal. I listen closely, notice patterns, remember what matters to you, and help turn insight into action.
One-to-one strength and movement support is available by inquiry. Contact Kim for current availability and pricing.
Begin with the free mini-course and see what becomes possible when the focus moves from what you are giving up to what you are building.
Start the free 5-day courseNo permanent label. No public commitment. No pressure to buy something afterward.
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