We’re Live! Introducing the Move Better, Live Better Podcast by Kim Gladfelter!

The Move Better, Live Better Podcast is officially live — a new show hosted by Kim Gladfelter, PT, bringing practical, science-backed guidance on pain relief, physical therapy, and whole-body wellness to anyone who wants to move better and live better.

Move Better Live Better Podcast with Kim Gladfelter PhysioFit

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3 min read  ·  Announcement

We’re thrilled to announce that The Move Better, Live Better Podcast is officially live on Spotify. This show is your go-to resource for practical, science-backed insights on pain relief, physical therapy, and whole-body wellness — designed to help you move better and live better.

Hosted by Kim Gladfelter, MPT, OCS, FAAOMPT — licensed physical therapist and owner of PhysioFit Physical Therapy & Wellness in Los Altos, CA — each episode delivers expert guidance on topics that matter to active adults looking to stay healthy, recover smarter, and avoid unnecessary medications or surgery.

What Makes This Podcast Different

The Move Better, Live Better Podcast isn’t about vague wellness trends or hour-long deep dives you don’t have time for. Each episode runs just 10 to 15 minutes — perfect for a commute, a quick walk, or that brief window between meetings.

Kim focuses on evidence-based therapies and practical insights you can actually use. No unnecessary jargon. No guesswork. Just straightforward guidance from a trusted expert covering topics from nerve pain and pelvic health to Pilates, Shockwave Regenerative Therapy, and performance-focused physical therapy.

10–15
minutes per episode
100%
evidence-based
Free
on Spotify

Episode One: A Breakthrough for Nerve Pain

The podcast kicks off with an episode on Stimpod Neuromodulation Therapy — an advanced treatment that’s changing the picture for people dealing with nerve-related pain that hasn’t responded to anything else.

Kim breaks down exactly what Stimpod is and how it works. The therapy uses low-frequency pulsed radiofrequency to reset irritated or damaged nerves — normalizing signaling, reducing pain, and restoring sensation and function. Non-invasive, drug-free, and backed by research.

In This Episode You’ll Learn
  • What Stimpod therapy is and how it resets irritated or damaged nerves
  • Which conditions respond well — including neuropathy, sciatica, carpal tunnel, Bell’s palsy, and CRPS
  • What a typical session feels like and how long treatment takes
  • Who makes an ideal candidate and what results to realistically expect

If you’ve been dealing with nerve pain, numbness, tingling, or weakness — and other treatments haven’t delivered — this episode is worth your time.

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Episode 1: Stimpod Neuromodulation Therapy

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Stay Connected — New Episodes Coming Soon

Subscribe to the Move Better, Live Better Podcast on Spotify to stay up to date as new episodes drop. Each one is a focused, practical conversation you can fit into a real day — and walk away from knowing something useful.

To learn more about PhysioFit or to schedule an appointment, visit physiofitpt.com or call (650) 947-8500. Kim and her team serve Los Altos and the greater Silicon Valley area.

Your Body Deserves Better. Let’s Move Better Together.

Ready to take smarter steps toward long-term wellness? Start with the podcast — then come see us in Los Altos.

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Kim Gladfelter MPT OCS FAAOMPT PhysioFit Physical Therapy Los Altos

About the Author
Kim Gladfelter, MPT, OCS, FAAOMPT
Women’s Health Physical Therapy Specialist  ·  Owner, PhysioFit Physical Therapy & Wellness

Kim Gladfelter is a physical therapist, Pilates instructor, educator, author, and founder of PhysioFit Physical Therapy & Wellness in Los Altos, CA. She is a highly regarded expert in healing through movement, women’s health, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and advanced regenerative therapies — and a trusted voice in the Silicon Valley health community.

Kim has helped men and women of all ages stay active, move without pain, and avoid unnecessary medications or surgery. She writes regularly on physical therapy, pain science, and wellness — and is dedicated to making advanced, evidence-based care accessible to everyone in her community.

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