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autonomic nervous system - ans - includes sympatetic sns and parasympathetic pns

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  1. Unlearn Your Pain Blog

    Dr. Schubiner's Blog Cause and effect: The controversy about vaso-constriction and persistent soft tissue injury in MBS

    Written by Dr. Schubiner on November 26, 2009 One of the great books of the twentieth century is Victor Frankel’s, Man’s Search for Meaning. In the book, he describes the need we have to understand why things happen. When someone gets sick, one of the first questions asked is, “Why did this...
  2. Unlearn Your Pain Blog

    Dr. Schubiner's Blog The "disease" of TMS/MBS: Lori's story

    Originally written by Dr. Schubiner on July 21, 2009 The last two blogs have dealt with the issue of fear and how fear can often derail the recovery process from TMS/MBS.I thought it would be helpful to read the story of a brave woman who is confronting her fears head on.Here is Lori’s story...
  3. Georgie Oldfield MCSP's Blog

    Georgie Oldfield's Blog Watch where your focus is!

    “When one door of happiness closes another opens, but we often look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one that has opened for us” Helen Keller Have you ever found yourself ruminating on a problem and feeling you’re getting nowhere with it? The trouble is, the more we focus on an...
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    Dr. Schubiner's Blog Emotions: What you don't notice can hurt you

    Written by Dr. Schubiner on January 31, 2009 Emotions, particularly those that are subconscious, were not seriously studied by the scientific community until relatively recently.For much of the 20th century, psychologists were more interested in studying our conscious awareness and didn’t think...
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