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Hello TMS Discussion Forum community, My name is Tom Craig and I'm a PhD student in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Research at the University of Exeter in the UK. I’m also a TMSer myself. My own experience of struggling with my own unexplained physical symptoms, coming to Dr Sarno’s books...

Psychologists from the University of Sussex, England, put volunteers under unexpected stress and using thermal imaging cameras have shown that when this happens blood flow is reduced to our noses. In the research it showed that nose temperature dropped 3 to 6 degrees as the nervous system pushes...

Hello everyone! I am not sure if this is the correct place to post this but I wanted to share some things I have discovered along the way of my own pelvic pain healing journey. Now, I want to preface this by saying I do not personally have LS and I am also not a doctor, I am simply a curious bee...

https://kommunikasjon.ntb.no/pressemelding/18001364/oslo-chronic-fatigue-consortium-offers-a-fresh-perspective-on-chronic-fatigue-syndromes-and-post-covid-conditions?publisherId=7860342&fbclid=IwAR0spjmPXk2e0YwLmtrwtWm_brxv66X2ANMp09iX8iFyeGihbZ6Xev_bIvE (Oslo Chronic Fatigue Consortium Offers a...

Found this absolutely compelling document on the PPda website. Use Cntrl + Command + F to find your keywords (mine is tendon!). I'm sure there is evidence to support TMS as the cause of your symptoms/diagnoses in this document. It is set out so well that each study has been summarised...

For those interested, I have found some research that not only validates Dr. Sarno's theory, but goes into deeper research on why Sarno's theory works. Before sharing my take on this research, I will give you the relevant excerpts for your own perusal. This is a personal break-through for me...

Researchers at Wayne State University are seeking adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain to participate in a study. This study focuses on the role of stress in your life and its contributions, if any, to health and pain. If you take part in the study, you will be asked to participate in two...

Researchers at Wayne State University are seeking adults with chronic musculoskeletal pain to participate in a study. This study focuses on the role of stress in your life and its contributions, if any, to health and pain. If you take part in the study, you will be asked to participate in two...

Hello. I would like to find a TMS therapist who could help me in my healing process and who offers consultations via skype because I don't think there is a TMS therapist in France. Do you have any names of French speaking therapists to suggest to me? Thank you

Hello everyone! I'm currently researching how foot drop affects the lives of patients and how current devices can be improved. Please fill out this anonymous survey if you can and any input would be greatly appreciated! Link: https://utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9v0GWCdKQ9lbdsx

Hey MindBody people, I put together a list of research studies showing that the following are NOT the cause of back pain: Herniated discs Disc bulges Degenerative Disc Disease Stenosis In the list, you'll also find studies showing that the following are NOT effective for chronic pain in the...

Hey MindBody people, I put together a list of research studies showing that the following are NOT the cause of back pain: Herniated discs Disc bulges Degenerative Disc Disease Stenosis In the list, you'll also find studies showing that the following are NOT effective for chronic pain in the...

Hi all! I am based in London UK, recently joined this brilliant forum and am so grateful for the wealth of valuable resources. I have had a terrible chronic headache for 4.5 years. Numerous misdiagnoses left me unable to work and depressingly out of touch with the world. I finally learned...

Hi everyone, I've been dealing with TMS and working on the Structured Educational Program for the past few days. I'm a post-baccalaureaute researcher in cognitive neuroscience research right now. I'm going to apply to grad school next year and am debating between grad programs. I'm trying to...

The University of Colorado, Boulder is inviting you to take part of our research to help us gain a better understanding of the subjective experience of chronic pain patients. This is a study that may assist us to discover better ways to measure pain and to develop more effective therapies for...

We are inviting you to take part of our research to help us gain a better understanding of the subjective experience of chronic pain patients. This is a study that may assist us to discover better ways to measure pain and to develop more effective therapies for chronic pain conditions. Please...

We are inviting you to take part of our research to help us gain a better understanding of the subjective experience of chronic pain patients. This is a study that may assist us to discover better ways to measure pain and to develop more effective therapies for chronic pain conditions. Please...

I just wanted to post this to further bolster the idea that the way our 'modern western society' approaches pain is nuts. Although the statistics in the US are even worse, they are pretty bad in Europe too, including the Netherlands where I live. To do this I skimmed some reports and articles...

http://www.rickhanson.net/key-papers/ (Key Scientific Papers - Dr. Rick Hanson) From Rick Hanson, an impressive collection of key scientific papers on the following subjects; neurology systems theory consciousness mindfulness and meditation psychotherapy nutrition positive psychology pain and...

Hi all, I just saw that Dr. Schubiner and others now have a new article published that shows benefits of journaling/emotion expression type therapy for fibromyalgia! It was a randomized controlled trial (for those of you science minded, this is always good to see) that compared TMS type...