The course for training therapists in the TMS method
The TMS method professional training is designed to help therapists fill knowledge gaps and teach them how to integrate innovative and groundbreaking methods in the treatment of pain into their therapeutic work.
In the past two decades, we have witnessed a revolution in understanding the mechanisms of pain and, consequently, a revolution in our ability to treat pain and guide patients suffering from it toward complete healing.
Next course opening date: 11/03/2024
Interestingly, this therapeutic revolution does not rely on the use of advanced technologies, invasive medical procedures, or even the ingestion of medications.
The proposed solutions are simple, accessible, and applicable by anyone, and include: explanations of and learning about the physiology of pain, understanding the connection between stress, emotions, and pain, using cognitive self-monitoring tools, learning emotional processing tools for daily use, engaging in social support circles, and establishing a full partnership between the therapist and the patient through empowerment, support, and guidance in the healing process.
Currently, in the training of medical and paramedical professionals, as well as psychologists and mental health therapists, there are enormous knowledge gaps and reliance on outdated and inaccurate information, leading to partial successes and even failures in pain treatment.
Similar challenges exist in complementary and alternative medicine fields, where information gaps and inaccuracies lead to imprecise treatment and only partial success in pain management.
The reality is that despite increasing resources and efforts invested in chronic pain treatment, the number of sufferers is rising, with long waiting times for clinics and a significant burden on both the healthcare system and patients’ lives.
In the TMS professional training course, we aim to bridge these knowledge gaps, teach the most up-to-date information on pain mechanisms, and provide tools and techniques to empower therapists for long-term and meaningful successes in their work with pain patients.
Participants in the course will:
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Learn about the latest scientific discoveries regarding pain mechanisms and how to guide patients in successful healing processes.
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Familiarize themselves with innovative models for understanding pain and adapt practical solutions for its healing.
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Learn how to actively involve patients in the healing process and effectively integrate the treatment provided by the healthcare professional with self-monitoring and daily self-management tools.
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Understand the five stages of pain healing and use this new understanding to guide patients gradually and confidently toward recovery.
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Be able to identify common obstacles to pain healing, address them, and help patients effectively overcome them.
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Understand in depth the importance of the relationship between the therapist and the patient and learn how to teach patients to build personal, family, and social support circles for self-empowerment and acceleration of the healing process.
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Acquire a comprehensive method for facilitating, empowering, and directing healing processes in their patients.
Who is the course suitable for?
For anyone who wants to enrich their therapeutic toolbox
Medical teams
For doctors and paramedical professionals, this training can fill the missing link and bridge the gaps in knowledge that are prevalent in medicine and in paramedical training.
The knowledge that is currently taught in medical and nursing schools is based on outdated scientific theories and data. Additionally, many therapeutic approaches reflect the understanding we used to have 40–50 years ago, and sometimes even more than that.
Emotional Therapists
There are methods and approaches that teach patients to “learn how to live with pain” or “learn to divert attention from pain” and to develop or adopt a more patient and accepting approach to pain. Such treatments, for example Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), may be helpful at times, but their effectiveness is often limited and restricted, and they do not lead to the complete relief and permanent resolution of pain in many cases.
Complementary medicine practitioners
For practitioners in the fields of complementary medicine and manual therapies (massage, Shiatsu, Tuina, Feldenkrais, Alexander Technique, and various other areas), TMS training can bridge significant knowledge gaps and provide tools and techniques to enhance therapeutic processes and healing capabilities.
Want to learn the TMS method for treating emotion-related pain and enrich your professional toolkit for pain management?
We offer a free consultation call to assess your suitability for the course based on your professional background.
Would you like to schedule a call?
You can call us at +972-73-7576645
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