I found this site because I was desperate for help. I had bounced all over the internet in the last year looking for more information on this mind body thing. I wanted to find something which gave me a step by step process. As helpful as reading a book here and there was (The Way Out / Alan Gordon or Mind Your Body / Nicole Sachs, The Presence Process / Michael Brown), I wanted something with structure. I came across TMS wiki and thought, 'what the hell', I'll post a few questions and see what happens. I was pleasantly surprised to get warm responses back from some forum regulars. They provided words of encouragement and all responses suggested I join the Structured Educational Program. It wasn't really on my radar to undertake a course but I had nothing to lose.
While I still think of myself as in the early days of overcoming emotional and physical pain, I'm soo glad I found this site. I think the SEP is fantastic and just what I was searching for. I needed to do daily work to gain a much better understanding of mind body / TMS. It has been so helpful in providing insights and understanding, and the fact that it's not a one and done type of thing. Rather, an education in mind and body. When I read Alan Gordon's book 'The Way Out' last year, it provided me with hope, but I was confused about how to listen to the pain and not fear it. Now I know when fear-based pain takes hold of me.
It seems like I'm at the start of my journey and what was once a chaotic mess of pain and confusion, now there is hope and a little more calmness. I would highly recommend everyone that comes to tmswiki.org to take the time and go through the program.
Thanks to everyone for their support @Diana-M @JanAtheCPA @Joulegirl @mrefreddyg @Cactusflower to name a few.
While I still think of myself as in the early days of overcoming emotional and physical pain, I'm soo glad I found this site. I think the SEP is fantastic and just what I was searching for. I needed to do daily work to gain a much better understanding of mind body / TMS. It has been so helpful in providing insights and understanding, and the fact that it's not a one and done type of thing. Rather, an education in mind and body. When I read Alan Gordon's book 'The Way Out' last year, it provided me with hope, but I was confused about how to listen to the pain and not fear it. Now I know when fear-based pain takes hold of me.
It seems like I'm at the start of my journey and what was once a chaotic mess of pain and confusion, now there is hope and a little more calmness. I would highly recommend everyone that comes to tmswiki.org to take the time and go through the program.
Thanks to everyone for their support @Diana-M @JanAtheCPA @Joulegirl @mrefreddyg @Cactusflower to name a few.
