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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 17 MIN

Ep88 Harness Habits With Neuroscience & Emotional Regulation

from Nourish and Nurture: Creating Healthy Resilient People Before Crisis Hits · host Nourish and Nurture Sarah Lacey

This is the follow-up part to last week's episode.Break bad habits with neuroscience & emotional regulationOverriding self-sabotage and strengthening new habits requires a two-pronged approach that leverages the power of neuroscience and emotional regulation techniques. In today's episode I show you HOW you can apply this to various health behaviour changes.By combining neuroscience-based strategies with emotional regulation techniques, you can effectively override self-sabotage and strengthen new, healthier habits. This approach addresses both the neurological underpinnings of behavior and the emotional factors that often derail our best intentions, leading to lasting positive changes in health behaviors. You can break free from self-defeating patterns and build a life that aligns with your values and goals. Remember that progress, not perfection, is the key.Enjoy! x

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