UKRecoveringPerfectionist
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Hi,
Apologies if this is a repeated post. I don't use the forum much. If it is, could someone please point me in the right direction of the best summary for the post title?
I, as I imagine most of you have had my life changed by finding (and slowly understanding) the works of Dr Sarno and those who've continued his work since.
The struggle I have is articulating it to people (friends, family, co-workers etc) when I know they're in the grips of TMS.
Is there a good post or clear summary of the condition with a suggested strategy for starting out on the TMS recovery road. I.e the order in which to read the books?
Any help or information will be greatly appreciated
Apologies if this is a repeated post. I don't use the forum much. If it is, could someone please point me in the right direction of the best summary for the post title?
I, as I imagine most of you have had my life changed by finding (and slowly understanding) the works of Dr Sarno and those who've continued his work since.
The struggle I have is articulating it to people (friends, family, co-workers etc) when I know they're in the grips of TMS.
Is there a good post or clear summary of the condition with a suggested strategy for starting out on the TMS recovery road. I.e the order in which to read the books?
Any help or information will be greatly appreciated