Which works better? Sarno’s method or neural pathways approaches?

[HealingMe]

Have you heard of an evidence sheet @Rusty Red? It has proven to be such a simple but powerful tool for many people. When I first started my journey it was one of the pivotal tools that helped me really trust the process and extinguish the fear.

https://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/TMS_Recovery_Program#Accepting_the_Diagnosis (TMS Recovery Program)

 

[Rusty Red]

Have you heard of an evidence sheet @Rusty Red? It has proven to be such a simple but powerful tool for many people. When I first started my journey it was one of the pivotal tools that helped me really trust the process and extinguish the fear.

https://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/TMS_Recovery_Program#Accepting_the_Diagnosis (TMS Recovery Program)

I have! Not something I have tried yet but can give it a shot.

 

[Rusty Red]

@Rusty Red
It might help you to contact a TMS doctor like David Hanscom. There is a price, he's not cheap but he was a spine surgeon and now in the world of TMS...this may really help you.

We have a well- known one here at OSU but I'm still thinking about it, his initial consult fee is very high with no insurance submission. Something to consider for sure.

 

[louaci]

We have a well- known one here at OSU but I'm still thinking about it, his initial consult fee is very high with no insurance submission. Something to consider for sure.

The high consulting fee is another factor for raging. TMS doctors probably have to get out of the insurance traps to actually get paid, but the prohibiting fees would piss patients off. In Nicole's first book, she described her mom helped her come up with $1000 to see Dr. Sarno for 1 hour or so. That was more than 20 years ago. And how lucky that $1000 really transformed her life and how lucky they could pay $1000 back then! On the other hand, there are many successful stories of people without seeing a TMS doctor. Seeing the doctor is a way of validation or a way to disapprove one's doubts or maybe another distraction?

 

[Cactusflower]

We have a well- known one here at OSU but I'm still thinking about it, his initial consult fee is very high with no insurance submission. Something to consider for sure.

Call and ask if they Superbill and then see if your insurance accepts Superbills. You will at least have the chance at getting something back.

Sadly, most TMS doctor's don't work under insurance because they don't generate income and services by keeping their patients "sick" and using more services that can be billed to insurance.