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Has anyone improved or recovered using MindBody healing?

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Old 09-08-2014, 06:53 AM #1
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Hi all,

This week I will be seeing a psychologist who uses MindBody Healing principles as per John Sarno's book The MindBody Prescription. I am still not sure what my condition is yet.

Have any of you improved or recovered from your condition using MindBody healing?

Please let me know your experiences withMindBody healing.

Thanks.
Haven't read it personally, but here's a link from 2011 with an anecdotal description of a person's full recovery from RSD using Sarno's book and methods: http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/ar.../t-149841.html

Ness is no longer posting, and did not receive a PM I sent her earlier this year in an effort to explore commonalities between her treatment modalities/experiences and my own full recovery.
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