What would you want in a newsletter?

Forest

Forest

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Hi everyone,

I've been asked to meet with someone tomorrow to brainstorm ideas for possibly setting up a free newsletter for the Psychophysiologic Disorders Association, a nonprofit found at https://ppdassociation.org/ (Psychophysiologic Disorders Association).

Do you think that a newsletter would be helpful for TMS sufferers? If so, is there any particular content that you would like to see?

(This noncommercial announcement/poll was approved by an administrator of this forum... me!)
 
Hey @Forest!

You know, I've wondered why the PPDA doesn't already have a newsletter! On the one hand I feel kind of overwhelmed by the number of newsletters I'm already receiving on many topics, but on the other hand I feel like the PPDA has an important mission and hopefully a growing role in this field, and I for one would like to hear what is being accomplished in terms of spreading the word, growing the practitioner base, and changing the direction of mainstream medical practice. Once a month, perhaps?

My personal preference is for mostly short updates so that I'm less inclined to put something aside for "when I have time" which of course never happens because my inbox keeps filling up.

A couple of newsletters that I receive every day have done a good job of reformatting for better readability and also recapping their topics at the top so it's easier to scan down for the things I'm most interested in.

Haha, I guess I have some strong opinions about this!

~J
 
Hi Forest,

Updates on PPD research findings and best practice recommendations for both practitioners and self-help.
 
I love media recommendations. So, featuring recent podcasts, videos, etc would be nice.

Success stories, information about ANY in-person events or conferences.
 
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