Keeping a drinking diary for tracking progress
After setting your goal and habit-breaking plan, you should record the drinking occasion and amount of alcohol you have drunk every day to help you track progress and measure your success.
Date:
From to
From to
Goals of this week:
Select the applicable options.
Goal 1) Maximum drinking days per week/month
Goal 2) Maximum drinks or alcohol units* per daySelect the applicable options.
Day | Time | Occasion | Alcohol types and no. of drinks |
Alcohol units consumed* |
Money spent on drinking |
Meet Goal 2 of daily drinking limit? |
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Mon | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Tue | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Wed | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Thu | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Fri | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Sat | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Sun | $ |
Yes /No |
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$ |
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Summary of this week:
Total number of drinking days:
(Meet Goal 1?Yes/No )
Total number of days meeting Goal 2 of daily drinking limit:
Total expenditure: $
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*Note: An ‘alcohol unit’, which is a common measure of alcohol content, is equal to 10 grams of alcohol. Click here to know more.
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