| This website is written by a group of people who suffered from terrible pain (and other symptoms) until they discovered ideas first popularized by John Sarno, MD. These ideas have transformed our lives and we hope that they will transform yours as well.
Best wishes, The Excutive Council of PPD/TMS Peer Network (the PTPN)
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| Our goal is to create a 501(c)(3) public charity to run the wiki and help spread the word about TMS. We have incorporated as a nonprofit in Massachusetts and are in the process of submitting 501(c)3 paperwork to the IRS. Click here to learn more about our organization.
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[edit] Highlights of the Wiki
(The best way to explore the wiki is through the site outline)
- We have special home pages for
- Structured Educational Program that contains daily activities to do while you try to recover from TMS/PPD.
- User pages
- Success Stories by Symptoms & Diagnoses including information on each symptom and corresponding success stories
- TMS doctors and therapists, including Information on structured programs, help decoding practitioner degrees (what does LCSW mean after all?!), and our own survey for TMS practitioners
- Medical Evidence that supports TMS theory divided by an Annotated Bibliography with summaries of significant research and a Master Bibliography of all TMS relevant research.
- Question & Answer section where leading TMS practitioners respond to questions from TMS patients.
- Books & DVDs page has information on TMS and mind-body books that the TMS community have found useful.
- Other Resources, including information on affirmations, the 20/20 segment on John Sarno and TMS, the self-talk dialogue, and much more.
- TMS FAQs, including How do I journal?, How do I Meditate, How to ignore crippling pain, and many more.
- Promoting TMS Awareness, contains Tips on writing a letter to your doctor.
- About the TMS Wiki, including After you created an account, mission statement, and TMS Wiki Frequently Asked Questions.
- Helping Out on the Wiki, including User Pages, "About" pages, and Policies and Guidelines.
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[edit] Announcements
Dr. John Stracks has made the latest addition to the wiki's Q&A with an Expert program. Dr. Stracks answered the question: When should I stop taking pain medications during my TMS recovery?. This is a great article for anyone who is just starting a TMS/PPD treatment program.
PPD Practitioner Eric Sherman recently submitted a new response for the Q&A with an Expert Program. He answered the question: How do I handle a family member who is not supportive?.
TMS/PPD Practitioner Barbara Kline recently wrote an article entitled When Stress Hurts.
More announcements, events, and user page spotlights.
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