The Brain That Chooses Itself: Interview with Mike Studer

MMOA Podcast - Physical Therapy | Fitness | Geriatrics

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In this episode of the MMOA podcast, Dustin Jones interviews Mike Studer, a prominent figure in physical therapy, discussing his extensive career and the motivation behind his book, 'The Brain That Chooses Itself.' The conversation explores the importance of choice in health interventions, the role of autonomy in patient care, and the value of discomfort in therapy. Studer emphasizes the need for clinicians to create moments of unexpected success for their patients and the significance of identity in health choices. The episode concludes with resources for clinicians to enhance their practice and patient engagement.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Mike Studer and His Impact
02:55 The Motivation Behind 'The Brain That Chooses Itself'
06:03 Structuring Choice in Health Interventions
09:01 The Role of Autonomy in Patient Care
11:52 Conversations on Health Span and Patient Engagement
15:03 The Value of Discomfort in Therapy
17:49 Creating Moments of Unexpected Success
21:01 The Power of Near Misses in Therapy
23:55 Earning Self-Efficacy Through Experience
26:52 The Importance of Identity in Health
29:55 Conclusion and Resources for Clinicians

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