Disrupting All or Nothing Thinking

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All-or-nothing thinking is easy to see but much harder to change among ourselves and the people we hope to help create healthier lifestyles. We’ve been socialized to believe in “no pain, no gain,” that we need to sweat for it to be meaningful, that if we can’t get in at least a hard 30-minute workout we may as well throw in the towel for the day. But as the World Health Organization and leading physical activity organizations now agree, everything counts—something is better than nothing.  Fortunately, there’s also emerging science and exciting new thinking that can help us finally help us disrupt this harmful all-or-nothing mindset that stands in the way of lasting change.

Sustainable-behavior-change researcher, lifestyle coach, fitness industry thought leader Michelle Segar has devoted almost three decades to the study of how to help people convert exercise from a chore into a gift and develop a desire to stick with it.  Based on her forthcoming book, The Joy Choice: How to Finally Achieve Lasting Changes in Eating and Exercise, this provocative presentation explains why our traditional change strategies and approaches don’t work and reveals new science-based and easy-to-use messages and methods that will.

This webinar was presented live on Tuesday, August 23. You are purchasing a recording. You have 30 days from purchase date to download the recording after purchase.

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ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Michelle is an award-winning researcher at the University of Michigan with almost thirty years studying how to help people adopt healthy behaviors in ways that can survive the complexity and unpredictability of the real world.

Michelle’s translational research about sustainable physical activity is widely recognized as relevant. She was named inaugural chair of the United States National Physical Activity Plan’s Communication Committee, an adviser to the Department of Health and Human Services, a speaker for the World Health Organization, member of ACE’s Health Coach Certification Advisory Committee, and director of the University of Michigan’s Sports, Health, and Activity Research and Policy Center. She was also invited to deliver the Presidential Lecture at the American College of Sport’s Medicine’s 2017 annual conference.

Currently, Michelle serves on IHRSA – The Global Health & Fitness Association’s Medical, Science & Health Advisory Council and the National Physical Activity Plan’s Media and Communication Committee. Michelle’s perspective is uniquely comprehensive – For her entire career she has combined academic research with real-world health coaching to pioneer methods that create sustainable healthy behavior change, and which have been adopted to boost patient health, employee health and well-being, and gym membership retention. Her first book, NO SWEAT! is used as a core text in training professionals in health coaching and fitness counseling. Michelle’s interdisciplinary training includes a doctorate in Psychology (PhD), a master’s degree in Health Behavior/Health Education (MPH), a master’s degree in Kinesiology (MS) and fellowships in translational research and health care policy from UM. Michelle translates key science into sticky concepts, fun graphics, and consumer-friendly tools to
produce sustainable change. She cares deeply about helping professionals and organizations learn how to apply and scale high-impact research into pragmatic products and services. She speaks and consults with organizations  including Anytime Fitness, Adidas, Google, Kaiser Permanente, Walmart, American Telemedicine Association, and Business Group on Health. Recently, she has advised companies designing AI and other digital and coaching approaches for patient and consumer health.

A sought-after speaker and trainer, Michelle is frequently interviewed in major media outlets like The New York Times, NPR, Prevention, Fast Company, Self, Real Simple, Women’s Health, CNN, Newsy, and The Wall Street Journal. Her new book, THE JOY CHOICE: HOW TO FINALLY ACHIEVE LASTING CHANGES IN EATING AND EXERCISE, showcases the exciting new science and method for breaking down all-or-nothing thinking and cultivating the in-the-moment decisions that support lasting changes in fitness, health, and well-being.