Smaller Is Often Better for Habit Change

January 14


Building good habits can feel like a daunting task, especially when it seems like major changes are required. But what if the key to lasting change was actually in starting small? Whether you’re looking to improve your parenting strategies, create a more supportive environment for your child, or develop your own emotional intelligence, small, intentional steps can make a big difference.

A recent Psychology Today article written by Sandra Wartski Psy.D. explores this concept further, highlighting why smaller changes are often better for habit formation.

Let’s dive into how small, consistent actions can transform your parenting journey and foster a healthier family dynamic.

Note:  This article, by Dr. Sandra Wartski, Psy.D, was originally published in Psychology Today.A few metaphors to help improve interpersonal effectiveness in times of

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