Diabetes Self-Management

Creating a Movement Routine

Establishing a consistent exercise routine can be simple when you have a 9 to 5 work schedule, regular days off, access to workout equipment and a moderate level of willpower to use it, but what about when your work-life schedule is irregular or changing?

Fortunately, behavioral therapists have established practices that make it easier to adopt and maintain new habits. One technique, in particular,

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