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I wish I could remember the title and author, but this reminds me of an (unrelated) book on pain management, where the author's thesis is that most musculoskele
by gmfawcett 8y ago
I wish I could remember the title and author, but this reminds me of an (unrelated) book on pain management, where the author's thesis is that most musculoskeletal pain is psychosomatic: you can essentially will yourself out of chronic pain once you accept this statement as fact. Does anyone recall the book I'm talking about?
- briancleland 8y agoJohn Sarno perhaps? I found his method very effective. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JVDj2rEOas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JVDj2rEOas
- gmfawcett 8y agoYes, thank you, I think that's the one! I had no idea there was a documentary film about him. Thanks very much for sharing that.
- wiry-bulb 8y agohttp://www.neuroplastix.com/styled-4/aboutus.html http://www.neuroplastix.com/styled-4/aboutus.html Maybe Dr. Moskowtizs. His technique is the subject of chapter 1 in Norman Doidge’s “The Brain’s Way of Healing”
- gmfawcett 8y agoThank you for this.