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This article is a great read and could have another subtitle: 'Nicole Sachs carries the torch' The Luigi Mangione part is just a way in to the larger topic of Sarno's work; the real significance is the coverage of the ongoing work of Nicole Sachs. Also, I bet this article will bring this...

I recently read an article that talks about using the Japanese philosophy of taking 'baby steps', which is called 'kaizen', to overcome fear. Those who know me on this forum are aware of my story from my forum postings (I haven't written a success story on the success story subforum - yet - but...

Seeing this work go mainstream with scientific basis is massively beneficial to those of us with a belief problem! In Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jan/26/the-mindbody-revolution-how-the-division-between-mental-and-physical-illness-fails-us-all (The mind/body revolution...

Very good article from The Conversation with lots of TMS-relatable information: https://getpocket.com/explore/item/why-do-we-wake-around-3am-and-dwell-on-our-fears-and-shortcomings (Why Do We Wake Around 3am and Dwell on Our Fears?)

Article (there may be a paywall, unfortunately): https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/12/magazine/chronic-pain.html (Chronic Pain Is a Hidden Epidemic. It’s Time for a Revolution.) I read the above article this morning, in which the author and chronic pain sufferer details how chronic pain is...

I appreciate that this article (in the following link) is essentially about Martha Beck advertising her new book that became available to today in the UK, but I really liked the idea of swapping the anxiety spiral for a creativity spiral to relieve chronic anxiety and fear and lots of other...

I swear I'm not repeating myself. It's just that my Pocket news-clipping service (thank you Mozilla) happened to have a couple of really relatable articles today. This one (much shorter than the first) is an old reprint from 2021, but it is SO relevant to modern life as we currently know it. It...

Yeah, I know, that's everyone. I am going to track down this book, but in the meantime I think the article provides a lot of information that everyone can use, in their own journey, and or anyone coaching others. I appreciate The Guardian, which asks for donations, but doesn't block with a...

This was originally published in GQ, reposted by Pocket, Mozilla's cool news-clipping service. Dr. Martin Seligman, psychologist and former President of the American Psychological Association, has been around a long time. Here's a recent interview he gave, with a condensed version of his...

This article has some great common-sense tips for resolving to be more open, flexible, and self-compassionate when adopting new healthy habits in the new year: https://www.seattletimes.com/life/wellness/two-numbers-to-ignore-and-three-pieces-of-nutrition-advice-for-2024 (2 numbers to ignore and...

This is so on point with our work. https://www.vox.com/even-better/23988269/how-to-be-more-resilient-stress-management?ueid=404242780c83798c77e648cb82587d3c (Resilience is invaluable in tough times. Here’s how to build it.) Vox is one of my favorite news sources. They operate by donations, so...

The way I get my news is to subscribe to the news-clipping emails put out by all of the publications that I subscribe to, including Mozilla's "Pocket" which collects "must read" articles from all over - although some of those are behind paywalls. I also subscribe to the NYT, Seattle Times...

There is no one more dedicated to the mindfulness power of our TMS practices than me, BUT I also believe that if you don't feel good about how you are treating your body, you will not have the self-love that is required in order to heal. Which is why I exercise regularly, and I focus on a...

I thought you might find this compatible with Sarno's observations. I didn't read their suggestions about relieving back pain, but the very idea that the ways one sits or stands causes back pain is rebutted...

Saw this article today in the digital version of NY Times, but see it is from a year ago. Posting in case anyone missed it the first time. There are links to related articles on chronic pain as well. Love to see Sarno and TMS in the mainstream press...

https://www.commonsense.news/p/hurts-so-good (Hurts So Good)

https://www.deccanherald.com/sunday-herald/sh-top-stories/when-pain-becomes-chronic-1126554.html?fbclid=IwAR2TGCQn2OOb8b7QF1o203DjzShf8kyIdpUWhOJr827VkgDIQ3onteYrAv4 (When pain becomes chronic...)

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-61309962 (Chronic pain treatments are failing millions, say experts)

Great NPR article (listen or read) to help calm your coronavirus nerves - at least if you are in an area of the world not in lock down. And there's a bonus link to a piece with Tara Brach...

Remember the news articles in late 2016 about the diplomats in Cuba that started having strange symptoms related to hearing things? Here's a really fascinating follow-up that addresses the symptoms as "psychogenic disorders", although a leading researcher (covered extensively in the article)...