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Hi everyone,
A new TMS documentary focusing on the work of Dr. Schubiner is coming out. Our site helped promote it and raise funds. It's New York City premier is tomorrow.
Here is some more information:
A new TMS documentary focusing on the work of Dr. Schubiner is coming out. Our site helped promote it and raise funds. It's New York City premier is tomorrow.
Here is some more information:
Hi friends!
I want to invite you to the New York City premiere of This Might Hurt, a feature documentary about chronic pain and a radical mind-body treatment. It's been many years in the making and it's many things: an investigation into how hidden stresses can lead to physical pain, a portrait of a leading mind-body physician, and a window into one promising solution to the opioid crisis. It’s also the result of a personal determination, driven by my own disability and anguish as a 22-year-old, to see if the pathway out of suffering that saved my life could help others.
The film recently had a world premiere at the Austin Film Festival, and we hope you'll come check it out in our home town! You can find a trailer and more details about the film here. Screening will be followed by a Q&A with me and Marion (who directed w me) as well as Dr. Howard Schubiner, who is featured in the film.
SCREENING DETAILS:
Friday, Feb 21, 7 pm
Made in NY Media Center by IFP
30 John St
Brooklyn, NY 11201
The run time is 1 hour, 23 mins.
Here's the link to buy tickets (theater holds about 70 people and so it might sell out):
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4508414 (New York City Premiere of This Might Hurt)
We’d love it if you shared this invite with curious doctors, therapists, and chronic pain sufferers who might be interested.
Thanks so much and hopefully see you soon!
Kent
I want to invite you to the New York City premiere of This Might Hurt, a feature documentary about chronic pain and a radical mind-body treatment. It's been many years in the making and it's many things: an investigation into how hidden stresses can lead to physical pain, a portrait of a leading mind-body physician, and a window into one promising solution to the opioid crisis. It’s also the result of a personal determination, driven by my own disability and anguish as a 22-year-old, to see if the pathway out of suffering that saved my life could help others.
The film recently had a world premiere at the Austin Film Festival, and we hope you'll come check it out in our home town! You can find a trailer and more details about the film here. Screening will be followed by a Q&A with me and Marion (who directed w me) as well as Dr. Howard Schubiner, who is featured in the film.
SCREENING DETAILS:
Friday, Feb 21, 7 pm
Made in NY Media Center by IFP
30 John St
Brooklyn, NY 11201
The run time is 1 hour, 23 mins.
Here's the link to buy tickets (theater holds about 70 people and so it might sell out):
https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4508414 (New York City Premiere of This Might Hurt)
We’d love it if you shared this invite with curious doctors, therapists, and chronic pain sufferers who might be interested.
Thanks so much and hopefully see you soon!
Kent