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Alcohol Moderation Coaches
A curated directory of coaches who work with clients whose goal is to drink less, not stop. Every listed coach actively supports moderation and intentional drinking as a primary goal, even if the client eventually decides on abstinence at the end of their programme.
This directory is not for sobriety coaches, sober curious facilitators or abstinence-first practitioners. If abstinence is your default recommendation, this directory is not the right fit.
Current listings
1 coach listed
Founder of Alcohol Reduction Coach™ and AMCA™. Over 30 years in the wine trade and creator of the BAC (Balance and Control) System™ of alcohol moderation. Extensive published research including indexed articles on Google Scholar. Works with functioning adults who drink above low-risk guidelines by habit rather than dependence.
Associated professionals
1 professional listed
Allied practitioners who work alongside or refer into alcohol moderation coaching. These professionals are not moderation coaches but share a commitment to supporting clients through significant life challenges where alcohol often plays a role.
Divorce coach and former family law solicitor with over 20 years of legal experience. Works with clients contemplating separation, going through divorce and post-separation, providing emotional support, practical guidance and legal information. Holds an accredited coaching qualification and is a member of the Association for Coaching.
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AMCA™ is building the first curated directory of coaches who work with clients whose explicit goal is to drink less — not to stop. This is a directory for moderation coaching in the truest sense of the word.
This directory is not open to sobriety coaches, sober curious facilitators, or abstinence-first practitioners. If your default recommendation is abstinence, or if moderation is something you offer reluctantly alongside sobriety work, this is not the right listing for you.
To be considered you must be actively working with non-dependent drinkers on reduction and moderation goals, hold relevant coaching qualifications, carry professional indemnity insurance, and be able to clearly describe how you screen clients and when you refer to clinical services.
Active practice
You are currently working with clients on alcohol moderation, not just in training.
Relevant qualifications
You hold recognised coaching qualifications and relevant continuing professional development.
Clear scope
You can describe how you screen for dependence and when you refer clients to clinical services.
Professional insurance
You hold appropriate professional indemnity insurance for the services you provide.
Ethical marketing
Your practice avoids shame-based messaging, overclaiming and misleading testimonials.
Moderation as a genuine outcome
Your practice actively supports clients to achieve reduced, controlled drinking. Abstinence is not your default position or primary offer.