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While biomechanical interventions can alleviate symptoms like pain and improve functioning, they don’t automatically lead to greater physical activity or improved quality of life. Just because we can change the body doesn’t mean people will change their behaviors. To make a lasting impact, we must integrate insights from psychology, behavioral health, and beyond—addressing not only how people move but also why they choose to move. This belief was at the heart of our recent paper, now published in npj Digital Medicine, where we explored how a digital mindset intervention can transform the way individuals manage knee osteoarthritis. Our findings show that mindset isn’t just an add-on—it’s fundamental to unlocking sustainable physical and psychological improvements. I am incredibly grateful to my amazing coauthors—Kris Evans, Disha Ghandwani, Trevor Hastie, Sean Zion, PhD, Paula Moya, Nicholas Giori, Jennifer Hicks, Alia Crum, & Scott Delp—and to Carol Dweck, Kari Leibowitz, PhD, Octavia Zahrt, and Lauren Heathcote, PhD for welcoming me into the world of psychology and their invaluable insights and support, Melody, Tim, Debbie, and every participant who made this work possible. Check out the full study and learn how mindset plays a key role in osteoarthritis care: ?? Manuscript: https://rdcu.be/dXeX8 ?? Blog post: https://lnkd.in/gHmM-wPi

?? Throwback Thought and Future Focus: How Mind-Body Medicine Is Shaping Our Future Happy Thursday! As we explore mind-body therapies, it’s fascinating to see how historical insights are forging new paths in healthcare. My latest article, “Mind AND Matter: How New Therapies are Redefining Mind-Body Medicine,” delves into how revolutionary therapies like MBSR, IBMT, biofeedback, and neurofeedback are not just niche alternatives but central to the evolution of medical science. ?? https://lnkd.in/g-i7agT2 These therapies embody the principles of holistic healing and underscore the inseparable connection between mental and physical health. They challenge us to rethink conventional treatment approaches and embrace a more integrated model of health that considers both the psychological and physiological components of wellness. ?? As we push forward, let’s discuss: ? How can we better integrate these innovative therapies into mainstream healthcare? ? What impacts have mind-body interventions had in your professional practice or personal health? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on how we can further bridge the gap between mind and body in medicine. #MindBodyMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #ThrowbackThursday #FutureOfHealthcare

Nomen Azeem, MD, and Parker Snedden, our Senior Director of Marketing, delve into research and the role of the American Society of Pain and Neuroscience ASPN. Dr. Azeem emphasizes, "I want data to substantiate what my hands can do." He adds, "Younger physicians frequently ask, 'Which treatment should I use and when?' We need data to tell that story for all types of therapies." ASPN excels in integrating published leaders to offer this essential support. #SpinalSimplicity #WhyLateral #TeamMinuteman #Minuteman #ThinkAi?

From optimizing study design to leveraging global site selection, our team utilizes several strategies to ensure the success of your rare neurological program. Find out how else we can elevate your study in our blog: https://bit.ly/4dfiAxe

#Ageing is NOT Linear… Researchers assessed many thousands of different molecules in people from age 25 to 75, as well as their microbiomes — the bacteria, viruses and fungi that live inside us and on our skin — and found that the abundance of most molecules and microbes do not shift in a gradual, chronological fashion. Rather, we undergo two periods of rapid change during our life span, averaging around age 44 and age 60. CLICK on the LINK below to READ the paper describing these findings published in the journal @Nature Aging Aug. 14 https://stan.md/3yIe3EP #longevity #ageing #microbiome Brain Matrix Alliance #molecules #research #publications

Aging isn't a slow, steady decline—it's a series of dramatic shifts, especially around ages 44 and 60, according to new Stanford University School of Medicine research. This research is a wake-up call: as we hit these milestones, we have the power to shape our health. It's time to double down on movement, manage stress, sleep better and optimize nutrition before these shifts take their toll. Adjust your lifestyle while you're still healthy. The best time to start is now. Expand Labs Expand Health Cape Town #Aging #Health #Wellness #StanfordMedicine #HealthyAging #ProactiveHealth #Longevity

?? MS Breakthrough: A Remarkable Recovery with Neuromyofascial Science ?? We’re thrilled to share an inspiring story of hope and transformation. Shannon, who has lived with multiple sclerosis (MS) for nearly 20 years, has experienced an extraordinary recovery thanks to neuromyofascial science treatments developed by Dr. G. Blair Lamb. After years of battling symptoms like paralysis, chronic headaches, and impaired vision, Shannon's life took a dramatic turn. Through innovative neuromyofascial therapies, she has regained her mobility, clarity of vision, and much more. ?? Key Milestones in Shannon’s Recovery: - Regained full function in her arms - Relief from 17 years of chronic headaches - Improved vision, eliminating blurry vision - Enhanced balance and mobility Shannon’s words capture her incredible journey: “I feel better and freer than I did pre-MS. I feel like I have a brain, body, and I’m able to advance back into the standard system.” Her story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible with neuromyofascial science. We’re excited to see how this innovative approach can continue to transform lives. ?? Watch Shannon’s inspiring journey below: https://lnkd.in/gyzxgKXd ?? Read the full press release below: https://lnkd.in/guEFbB3x #MultipleSclerosis #MSAwareness #HealthcareInnovation #NeuromyofascialScience #PatientSuccess #DrBlairLamb #NMFScience

I am delighted to share my latest research publication, co-authored with esteemed colleagues. This study investigates the impact of post-traumatic brain injuries on speech intelligibility, shedding light on the complex relationships between cognitive function, communication, and rehabilitation. #Research #Publication #SpeechIntelligibility #TraumaticBrainInjuries

Here's a #TuesdayThrowback to our #MiniCEE from Fall 2023 - Struggling with recurring problems? ?? Chances are, what you THINK is the problem isn't the real issue. Dr. Roger Firestien reveals why redefining problems is crucial and how creative questioning can lead to breakthrough solutions. With insights from business, medicine, education, and more, this session is a game-changer. Watch the recording to uncover the method to find and solve the real problems: https://lnkd.in/eZtQYKev #ProblemSolving #Innovation #CreativeThinking #RogerFirestien