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In this follow-up episode to The Power of 1, we dive deeper into the concept of habit stacking—a simple yet powerful way to build sustainable healing practices. By pairing small, manageable actions with habits you already do, you can gently create positive changes without overwhelm. Whether you're healing from trauma or just looking to build healthier habits, this episode will show you how to take small steps toward big transformation.

Key Takeaways:

What is Habit Stacking?

In this segment, Dr. Deb leads a calming practice to help you create your own healing stack. Take a moment to reflect on one daily habit you already do and add a simple, healing action to it. 

Healing isn’t about big, overnight changes. It’s about small, consistent steps that build momentum and support your journey. Our habit stack is a reflection of how you honor your own rhythm and healing process.

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