Neurodiversity-Inclusive Habit Building with Dr Hayden Finch

Curious about how habits are created? Are you looking to develop more self-compassion in your habit-cultivation journey? How to build habits in a neurodiversity-friendly way? 

My guest Dr Hayden Finch, is a licensed clinical psychologist, behaviour change expert, and dessert enthusiast. Hayden beautifully shares their wisdom around habit building, self-compassion, and neurodiversity with us in this episode. 

You may find this interview an important resource in your own journey of navigating your different seasons and self-experimentation. 

What’s covered in this episode:

• High-achievers often know the habits they “should” have, yet struggle to implement
• The three parts of a habit we need to know to make effective changes
• How relief is often the reward for unhealthy habits
• How we can start to cultivate healthy habits by ensuring they are smaller
• Why failure is normal, and how to meet this with compassion
• How long it takes to create a habit (jokes! Dr Finch explains it varies.)

Head to www.drkaitlin.com for show notes, free resources and courses that support you a heartfelt life alongside peak performance. 

 

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