Habits
Craving Log for Alcohol
A craving log for alcohol tracks urge intensity, triggers, and substitutes—surfacing automatic drink patterns without shame-based scoring.
A craving log for alcohol records urge intensity, trigger, time, and what you did instead—walk, tea, delay ten minutes—without judging pass or fail. Patterns cluster around loneliness, payday, sports, or argument residue; naming them shrinks automatic pours.
Clinical support belongs when cravings feel compulsive despite harm.
Common questions
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Should you log cravings you acted on?
Yes—failed logs are the most informative. Note what preceded the pour and one change for the next similar night without treating a drink as a character verdict.
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