The #1 thing that needs to happen in order for behaviour to improve:
We have to believe that it will.
You could dismiss this as being airy fairy if you like…🧚♂️
…how is that serving you?
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When we focus on ‘bad’ behaviour we get more of it.
🧠Neuroscience teaches us that –
what we focus on, we get more of
(because the neurological pathways become well grained and easier to go down, so are more likely to go down them again – hence why establishing new habits is hard)
👉So before we put ANY interventions in, we need to believe that there ARE solutions and support for the behaviour that is challenging us in our settings.
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