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Sarah Benoit, LCMHC, LMHC and Meaghan McCulla, LCMHC, CH

05 November 2025

48m 8s

Building Healthy Habits

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In this episode of Therapy Unplugged, hosts Sarah and Meaghan delve into the essential role of healthy habits in promoting mental, physical, and emotional well-being. They discuss how self-discipline can be reframed as a form of self-care, emphasizing the importance of building routines that ground us and reduce stress. By focusing on intention, listeners are encouraged to identify and commit to habits that align with their life stages and goals.

Resources:

Why Habits Can Be a Good Thing | Brown University Health

How to build healthy habits that stick | UCLA Health

Building New Habits

How to Build New Habits: This is Your Strategy Guide (James Clear)

53 Simple Healthy Habits to Improve Your Quality of Life | Develop Good Habits

Books to check out:

Atomic Habits - by James Clear

Tiny Habits - The Small Changes that Change Everything - B.J Fogg

The Compound Effect - by Darren Hardy

@Mel Robbins Podcast:

https://youtu.be/mMHNvy9pFj0?si=G-WB_039sUzIy_HK

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