For TMSers new to the wiki

Dear Fellow TMSer, Welcome to the TMS Wiki! We hope that it helps you on your journey of recovering from your TMS. You can explore the wiki by using the sidebar on the left side of the screen or by using the "Search Box" on the top right of every page. Make sure to check out the Discussion Tab located at the top of the Sidebar. There are over 650 pages on this site so feel free to explore as much as you want. There is also more information about specific pages found in the Discussion tab located in the top left of each page. Click here for a short video about how to use the tabs and the site outline, or email help@tmswiki.org with your questions. You can join the wiki by clicking the "Log in / create account" link in the right hand corner of every page. Then you can visit the "After you have created an account" page and say "hi" to everyone in the General Discussions forum. Who We Are We are a group of former TMS/PPD sufferers. We suffered for terrible pain and other symptoms for many years before finding this approach. We formed a non-profit organization called the PPD/TMS Peer Network (the PTPN for short) and are in the process of obtaining 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. This wiki was the first project of the PTPN. Other projects and programs include our weekly drop-in chat, Peer Supervision Teleconferences and several mailing lists. We make no money off this website and have no financial ties to any of the medical or mental health practitioners we discuss on this site. Further, all TMS/PPD professionals on the site must adhere to our very stringent Conflict of Interest Policy. The main contributors to the wiki are ForestForTrees "I suffered from what I thought were Repetitive Strain Injuries for 19 years. I had pain in my hands, shoulders, neck, throat, upper back and right knee that made it hard to use a computer, handwrite, talk, sit at a desk, or even walk around. Now I do these activities freely." HilaryN "I had Repetitive Strain Injury for 13 years and was completely dependent on voice recognition software to do my job. I recovered in October 2005 using a TMS approach and no longer need to use voice recognition. I have no restrictions on using the computer now." MatthewNJ Coming soon... Pandamonium "I suffered from 10 years of chronic & disabling back pain sometimes resorting to using a wheelchair. I was often restricted to my own home. I turned my life around completely within 12 months of discovering TMS. Now I do whatever I want physically and hardly give my back a second thought" Peg Hanson Coming soon.. Video on how to explore the wiki Accessible version (Click here to view the video in a larger size.) DISCLAIMER: The TMS Wiki is for informational and support purposes only and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. See Full Disclaimer.

The TMS Wiki is run by a non-profit organization called the PPD/TMS Peer Netowrk. Our mission is to spread the word about TMS and help people recover from chronic pain. We make no money off of this website and have no intention of ever doing so. For more check out About the TMS Wiki.