“I Know I Need to Stop Drinking, But I Don’t Want To”: Making Peace with Ambivalence
If you’ve ever thought, “I know I need to stop drinking, but I don’t want to,” you’re not alone. As a therapist, I hear this phrase often: “I know I […]
If you’ve ever thought, “I know I need to stop drinking, but I don’t want to,” you’re not alone. As a therapist, I hear this phrase often: “I know I […]
The future of mindful drinking is here. Learn, connect & explore at the Moderation Mindset Virtual Summit 2025, October 25-26th. For decades, conversations around alcohol have meant either you quit […]
One of the most powerful tools for managing alcohol cravings is urge surfing. Paired with grounding techniques, urge surfing helps you feel calmer, more in control, and less reactive when […]
The power of slowing down your drinking. There’s something about eating with chopsticks that changes your pace—it’s hard to rush when you’re conveying each mouthful with care. That slower pace […]
As summer progresses and the heat invites us to relax and socialize, many people are looking for ways to maintain balance—especially when it comes to drinking. Whether you’re experimenting […]
Summer is here: the season of BBQs, beach days, weddings, rosé on patios, and… temptation. For those of us working on moderation, this time of year can feel like a […]
For decades, conversations about alcohol have revolved around two extremes: drink freely or quit entirely. But a growing movement, led by organizations like Moderation Management, is reshaping that narrative, especially […]
Happy Pride Month! While there is so much joy to be found in this month— in parades, glitter, dancing and community—we also want to hold space for the full picture. […]
For nearly three years, my husband, Dan, and I have been drinking about eight alcoholic drinks a month. Special occasions only. Prior to that, we drank a glass or two […]
Most of us have had that moment: you’re feeling good, maybe out with friends or even winding down at home, and you think, “Just one more drink – and I’ll […]