TMS RoundTable Chronic Pain & Disease Recovery
Sep 3, 2026 · 56 min · 12 segments
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Well, and I'm thinking, you know, even in the beginning of your practice because of your experience, and Dr. Schechter also, you know, was in medical school, and he hurt his knee, and he went to Sarno.
And, you know, I think in the beginning of practices of medical doctors who are medically oriented, already you're looking at a person and treating the person.
You're not just looking at a – So already differently, there was a relationship happening between you and your clients and lucky for them.
And I think it gave you a better feeling to go to work each day and feel like you're making a difference.
Well, not only that, you know, I think for most physicians who don't really know these concepts or utilize these concepts, I can only imagine how frustrating it must be to go through your day seeing people with problems like, you know, fibromyalgia, other types of chronic pain, medically unexplained symptoms, and to just be able to say to them... we don't really know what's going on.
It makes me glad to see people with these problems because It's not a mystery, right? People will say, God, these things look so mysterious.
It's like once you have the glasses on and you see through these lenses, things make much more sense.
And so my hope is that over time, as these concepts become more mainstream, I think people will appreciate it and find that it really helps them to be able to understand what they're seeing every day.
This is we see this all the time, but people may just not really they know there's something there.
When you see people that have these patterns of symptoms, you know, there's something there.
But I think people don't really know what to do about it or do with that information.
They really want, they want, you know, they make the appointment, they already begin to feel better.
Well, and I'm thinking, you know, even in the beginning of your practice because of your experience, and Dr. Schechter also, you know, was in medical school, and he hurt his knee, and he went to Sarno.
And, you know, I think in the beginning of practices of medical doctors who are medically oriented, already you're looking at a person and treating the person.
You're not just looking at a – So already differently, there was a relationship happening between you and your clients and lucky for them.
And I think it gave you a better feeling to go to work each day and feel like you're making a difference.
Well, not only that, you know, I think for most physicians who don't really know these concepts or utilize these concepts, I can only imagine how frustrating it must be to go through your day seeing people with problems like, you know, fibromyalgia, other types of chronic pain, medically unexplained symptoms, and to just be able to say to them... we don't really know what's going on.
It makes me glad to see people with these problems because It's not a mystery, right? People will say, God, these things look so mysterious.
It's like once you have the glasses on and you see through these lenses, things make much more sense.
And so my hope is that over time, as these concepts become more mainstream, I think people will appreciate it and find that it really helps them to be able to understand what they're seeing every day.
This is we see this all the time, but people may just not really they know there's something there.
When you see people that have these patterns of symptoms, you know, there's something there.
But I think people don't really know what to do about it or do with that information.
They really want, they want, you know, they make the appointment, they already begin to feel better.
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