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Dr. Zafirides Great to See The Forum!! (from Dr. Zafirides)

Peter Zafirides

Peter Zafirides

Physician
Hello everyone!

It is wonderful to see the PPD/TMS Wiki forum up and running. I look forward to being a part of the conversation as often as I can. Forums like this one are so important with individuals suffering from PPD/TMS. The validation it provides to each other is as important (if not more so) than the work we do as TMS clinicians. There is such healing power in feeling connected and being part of a group of like-minded individuals. Our thoughts - and emotions - can heal us!

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!!

Realize the strength and power you possess at this moment. Remember, you are carving out lives of meaning and purpose in the best way you possibly can DESPITE THE PAIN OF TMS. I find that an incredibly inspiring reality.

Never, ever doubt how truly powerful you are. All the strength you will ever need to overcome your PPD/TMS lies within you at this very moment - it does for all of us. You WILL succeed!!

In Good Health,
Peter Zafirides, MD
 
Dr. Zafirides said:
Realize the strength and power you possess at this moment. Remember, you are carving out lives of meaning and purpose in the best way you possibly can DESPITE THE PAIN OF TMS. I find that an incredibly inspiring reality.

Never, ever doubt how truly powerful you are. All the strength you will ever need to overcome your PPD/TMS lies within you at this very moment - it does for all of us. You WILL succeed!!
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One of the most empowering aspects of PPD/TMS is that we, as individuals, have the ability to overcome our symptoms ourselves. When I was in pain I remember looking all over the place for different solutions. Turn on the TV and you will find countless commercials for pain relieve solutions and fixes. I have always felt the best part of PPD is the fact that I have the power, ability, and tools to cure myself of these symptoms. It is fantastic to hear a practitioner say it as well! As like what Dr. Z says, Never doubt how truly powerful you are.

Thanks for popping in Dr. Zafirides. It is very uplifting to have practitioners support what we are doing and provide their own take on our conversations, especially when they are as accomplished as yourself. In conjuncture with seeing patients, Dr. Z also hosts a weekly radio show called the Healthy Mind, and has a terrific website dedicated to Mind-Body heath at http://www.thehealthymind.com . There are a lot of really interesting articles on it and it has an archive of his radio show. BTW, he recently interviewed fellow practitioner, Howard Schubiner, and it is a great intro to PPD/TMS. You can listen to it on Dr. Zaf's website. He has also contributed to our own Q&A with an Expert program. For more info about Dr. Z check out, Peter Zafirides, MD.
 
Dr. Z I just read"The Monkey Trap". What a great analogy to consider. Can't let go so trapped! Just the thought of that motivates me to let go. Thanks
 
Dr. Zafirides:

I listened to your pod-cast with Dr. Schubiner. It was really helpful to me and my recovery. Thank you so much for joining us and hope you'll have him on your show again soon.

BG
 
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