
Physical therapist, educator, and author Mike Studer joins the podcast to explore the powerful connection between mindset, movement, and healthy aging. Mike shares insights from his book The Brain That Chooses Itself, challenging us to rethink how autonomy, belief, and choice shape motivation, adherence, and long-term health.We talk about:Why generic advice often falls flatHow listening can be one of the most effective interventions we have Why the words we choose can either reinforce limitations or open the door to possibility. Mike also shares his own experience recovering from Bell's Palsy, offering a personal perspective on resilience and avoiding the mental traps that can slow recovery.This conversation will change the way you think about behavior change, confidence, and what it really takes to help someone move toward a longer, healthier life.
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