TMS Symposium in NYC

Here's a copy of what I take to be a TMS meet-up in NYC I just received, they are Sarno-esque psychologists and have a recent book out. If someone could translate this into English it would be greatly appreciated.

http://www.pathwaystopainrelief.com/

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CLINIC SYMPOSIUM
This symposium is sponsored by the Clinic of the Postdoctoral Program. The aims of the Clinic Symposium are to enhance clinical understanding and promote psychoanalytic education.


Increased Affect Tolerance
A Pathway to Pain Relief in the Treatment of Psychophysiologic Pain Disorders

Eric Sherman, Psy.D., presenter

Graduate, NYU Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis;
Co-Author (with Frances Sommer Anderson) of Pathways to pain Relief (2013);
Independent practice, NYC.

Friday, March 20, 2015
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

240 Greene Street
3rd Floor Conference Room
New York, NY 10003
From the presenter:
For many psychoanalytically-oriented clinicians treating patients with psychophysiologic pain disorders, uncovering repressed rage has become the holy grail. Using case material, I will demonstrate how for many patients, helping them increase their affect tolerance is a more effective approach with respect to resolving their pain symptomatology.



Eric Sherman, Psy.D., presenter
Copyright © 2015 Pathways to Pain Relief, All rights reserved.
Pathways to Pain Relief is an extension of the pioneering work of John E. Sarno, M.D., Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, by Dr. Frances Sommer Anderson & Dr. Eric Sherman.

Our mailing address is:
Pathways to Pain Relief
140 E 40 St
Suite 12A
New York, NY 10016

http://www.pathwaystopainrelief.com/

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I certainly agree that repressed rage causes physical pain. I stopped having severe back pain after
learning about Dr. John Sarno and the theory of TMS repressed emotions causing pain.

I hope that the NYC symposium helps doctors to better accept this and stop pushing pills or surgery

I also hope that a report of the findings from the symposium will be written in plain English.