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    Book Self-Directed CBT?

    Your suggestions and support are greatly appreciated. There's a lot to process, so I've got some reading and work ahead of me. It's a good...
    Post by: stanz, Nov 9, 2025 at 7:03 PM in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Book Self-Directed CBT?

    As a life-long sufferer of TMS, and having overcome 14 years of back pain reading the works of Dr. Sarno, and attending his workshops in the...
    Thread by: stanz, Nov 9, 2025 at 9:31 AM, 5 replies, in forum: General Discussion Subforum
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    Could use some support: pain from our of nowhere-

    Having grappled with TMS since the late seventies, and having overcome 14 years of increasingly intractable back pain, cured by Sarno in 1993, I...
    Post by: stanz, Sep 2, 2019 in forum: Support Subforum
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    Daniel L. Tricky knee pain

    I am a firm believer in TMS methodology, having had 14 years of progressively worsening back pain that could not be treated with traditional...
    Thread by: stanz, Aug 31, 2015, 1 replies, in forum: Ask a TMS Therapist
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