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TMS Conference Presentations

Forest

Forest

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In October the PPDA held a conference in New York called When Stress Causes Pain: Innovative Treatments for Psychophysiologic Disorders. The conference aimed at informing primarily mental health workers about PPD.

Several of the presentations that were made that day have been posted on YouTube, and I wanted to put them up here in case some of you would be interested in watching it. The speakers who are in the recordings include Howard Schubiner, Eric Sherman, Alan Gordon, and myself.

Dr. Schubiner and I relied heavily on PowerPoint slides, but the original video didn’t show them. To compensate for this, I’ve made a second video that shows only the slides and is timed to go along with the speaker. I recommend that you play the two videos simultaneously. That way you can see the slides and the speaker simultaneously. If one video somehow gets ahead of the other, just pause it for a second to slow it down.

Speakers:

PowerPoint slides for Forest and Schubiner presentations (meant to be played along with the above video):

Part 2:

I hope it helps!
 
Forest, you were eloquent, succinct, and amazing ! Bravo ! Thank you so much for posting, I never would have fount it on my own :)
 
I'm really glad you liked it. This community is meant to be a testament to the power and importance of peer support. Now when someone with RSI wants to find a story of people "just like them" to help them accept the diagnosis, our page has 54 stories, some book quotes, and a video!
http://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/Repetitive_Strain_Injuries_-_RSI

zipity said:
I have tons and tons of respect for you!
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That's my dad! :)

I guess that that makes this a family project... he actually helped us transition to our new wiki software.
 
Forest said:
I'm really glad you liked it. This community is meant to be a testament to the power and importance of peer support. Now when someone with RSI wants to find a story of people "just like them" to help them accept the diagnosis, our page has 54 stories, some book quotes, and a video!
http://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/Repetitive_Strain_Injuries_-_RSI


That's my dad! :)

I guess that that makes this a family project... he actually helped us transition to our new wiki software.
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Super Star must run in the family !;) So much good information, can't thank you enough :)
 
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