Category: Blogs & Insights
What kind of drinker are you, and why does one drink so often lead to more?
Over 30 years working in the wine world, I’ve met every kind of drinker.The connoisseurs. The cautious. The accidental bottle-finishers. These days, I’ve also studied the science behind them and have developed a structure to help people achieve what I thought would be impossible for myself. What did they all have in common? A version… Read more
Need a reset? Why music might be the ultimate mindful shortcut
1. Scene setter Picture this: It’s been a long day. You’re tired, you’re wired, and reaching for a glass has become part of your end-of-working-day ritual (that includes all you parents putting children to bed!). But what if there was a better reset? One that did not trigger further drinking in the evening? What if… Read more
3 Easy wins to cut back on alcohol this week (without going teetotal)
Cutting back doesn’t mean cutting out what makes life feel special. If you’re ready for a fresh approach, with no drama, no guilt, here are 3 simple wins you can try this week. (And no, you don’t need to give up what you love.) Small steps build powerful momentum. Let’s get started. 1. Reset your… Read more
Alcohol Reset Coach: Now an Approved CPD Provider
At Alcohol Reset Coach, we’re proud to announce that we’re now officially recognised as an Approved CPD Provider by The CPD Group. But what does that actually mean, and why does it matter? What is CPD? CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. It’s a globally recognised standard that helps individuals upskill, stay current, and demonstrate… Read more
Fake and Tonic How to trick your brain
Think you need a full G&T to enjoy the ritual? Discover the simple science behind #FakeAndTonic — and how smell, sight, and expectation can trick your brain. Read more
Not all bad news: The feel-good side of alcohol (in moderation)
Not all bad news: The feel-good side of alcohol (in moderation) When it comes to alcohol, the headlines are often grim. And yes, excessive drinking is linked to everything from liver disease and cardiovascular problems to anxiety, broken sleep, and brain fog. But somewhere along the line, we lost the nuance. Not all alcohol consumption… Read more
Generosity isn’t always a virtue: Why you need a proper jigger set
Intro You’ve seen them at the bar. The little metal thimbles bartenders use before they pour your glass of wine or measure a spirit. You know why? Because guesswork isn’t a legal measure, and when you’re trying to be more mindful about what’s going in your glass, it’s not very helpful either. We’re not suggesting… Read more
A civilised defence of drinking: ARC on Edward Slingerland’s Drunk
What if we’ve been asking the wrong questions about alcohol all along? Drunk by Edward Slingerland is part anthropology, part love letter to our messy, intoxicating humanity, and it’s struck a chord with readers far beyond academia. I first came across it thanks to the brilliant Wine Blast with Susie & Peter podcast: a reminder… Read more
