Why Small Practices Create Big Change
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Why Small Practices Create Big Change
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In this episode, we explore how neuroplasticity allows the nervous system to change through repeated experience, and why small, consistent practices are more effective than dramatic efforts to force change. Neuroscience shows that the brain updates its predictions based on patterns it encounters over time, not isolated moments.
Through a guided practice focused on breath, sensory awareness, and repetition, listeners are invited to offer the nervous system a simple, repeatable experience of support. These small moments of regulation, practiced consistently, help reshape how the brain and body respond to stress and build greater capacity over time.
Hosted by Lena Gwendolyn Hill
Produced by Near Mint Productions, LLC
Music by Patrick Simon Music
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