Dr. Mike Studer shares a framework for cognitive training during dual tasks, emphasizing subdivisions like holding and processing information. He advocates for fun and free treatment methods, incorporating behavioral economics for assessments. Also, he discusses helping patients overcome fear through play, productivity, progress, and personalization.

Mike Studer, an expert in concepts such as Nudge and Gamification, discusses using active listening techniques to help patients make better decisions. They explore behavior change techniques, tailoring treatments to individual preferences, and the importance of understanding subjective assessment and behavioral economics. The speakers emphasize the significance of motivating patients, giving them autonomy and productivity opportunities, and allowing them to have an active role in their healthcare decisions.