The Posture-Brain Connection with Mat Boule

Описание: How Your Posture Rewires Your Brain – And Why It Matters for Movement & Balance

Posture isn’t just about standing straight — it’s about how your brain organizes movement, stability, coordination, and perception of gravity. Posturologist Mat Boule explores the deep neurological relationship between posture and the brain, revealing how misalignment affects balance, gait, performance, chronic pain, dizziness, and even cognitive focus.

When posture is dysfunctional, the brain receives distorted sensory input from the eyes, inner ear, muscles, and joints — forcing it to compensate, often leading to instability, fatigue, poor motor control, and reduced movement efficiency. By restoring proper postural strategies, the nervous system recalibrates, improving balance, coordination, athletic performance, and long-term neurological health.

In this episode of The Neurologic Wellness Podcast, Dr. David Traster talks to Mat Boule, expert in posturology about bridging cutting-edge neuroscience, posturology, and functional movement science to show how optimizing posture can enhance brain function, rehabilitate movement disorders, and unlock more efficient, resilient movement patterns.

Mat Boule is a posturologist specializing in the neurological regulation of posture, balance, and movement. His work explores how the brain interprets sensory input from the vestibular system, eyes, muscles, and joints to maintain upright stability and coordinate efficient movement patterns.

Through advanced postural assessment and neuro-sensory correction strategies, Mat addresses the root causes of postural dysfunction, chronic pain, dizziness, poor balance, and movement inefficiency. His approach is grounded in neuroscience and focuses on recalibrating how the brain organizes posture to improve mobility, coordination, and performance across all stages of life.

Mat’s expertise lies in restoring optimal postural alignment as a foundation for neurological health, movement efficiency, and long-term resilience.