When people think about how donations support Moderation Management, they often imagine turning points: the big decision, the breakthrough moment, the before-and-after story. But most change doesn’t happen that way. […]
What does it actually mean to be sober? Let me get one thing out of the way: I’m writing this while sipping on a glass of wine, which may or […]
April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to reflect on your relationship with alcohol and consider how it aligns with your goals and well-being. For some—myself included—every month feels like […]
by Cyndi Turner, LCSW, LSATP, MAC Congratulations! You may have made it through a month, or longer, without drinking. Or you may have had a couple of slips, but hopefully […]
By: Christine Cockley I’ve learned countless things during this time but feel these are the top eight that will be most impactful when shared. Please note it is the ‘first […]
From Psychology Today: Complete sobriety might not always be a realistic solution for heavy drinkers. KEY POINTS Fear of needing to cope without alcohol can deter efforts to stop drinking. […]
Originally published at verywellmind.com this article answers some questions and has some great tips about moderation. However, I do take issue with a couple of beliefs presented in this article. […]
“My drinking has increased during Covid!” At MM, we’ve been hearing this phrase often in the last year. People who were comfortable with their relationship with alcohol pre-Covid, are now […]
Demi Lovato sparked a firestorm of controversy recently when she revealed in her documentary, Dancing with the Devil, that she is choosing moderation as her recovery strategy. In the documentary, […]
Podcast of Interview with Mary Reid, MM Executive Director A couple of weeks ago, I sat down with Molly Watts at Breaking the Bottle Legacy to discuss how it was […]
