Supporting Health Goals That Aren't Yours

Watching someone you love struggle with a habit that's hurting them is genuinely hard. The instinct is to fix it, but that's almost never what helps.

Amanda, Joyce, and Jess Gordon get into the psychology of supporting someone else's health goals, especially when that person isn't ready yet. They talk about why "have you heard the good word about protein" tends to backfire, why the people closest to you hear your concern as "I want you to be different," and the difference between someone who's asked for help and someone you're trying to change before they're ready.

Plus why information is almost never the missing piece, why people don't drop a habit until they're getting nothing out of it anymore, the stages of change worth understanding, and the one question to ask yourself before you say anything: am truly I helping them, or just trying to relieve my own discomfort?

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