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How to Find Meaning and Purpose Even When You’re Suffering: Q&A with Tom Seaman, Health Coach

How to Find Meaning and Purpose Even When You’re Suffering: Q&A with Tom Seaman, Health Coach

I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by Sunshine Mugrabi about how I transformed my life over the past 20 years in the face of immense pain and suffering…

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AMADYS Interview with Tom Seaman and Matthieu Creson: Living with Dystonia for 20 years.

AMADYS Interview with Tom Seaman and Matthieu Creson: Living with Dystonia for 20 years.

This interview was originally published on the AMADYS website I was recently interviewed by Matthieu Creson for AMADYS to share my experience living with dystonia for nearly 20 years, as…

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Mindset towards Adapting: Tom Seaman and Scott Davidson Discuss Chronic Illness and Accepting Change

Mindset towards Adapting: Tom Seaman and Scott Davidson Discuss Chronic Illness and Accepting Change

This is an interview I did with Scott Davidson who has a podcast called Living Adaptive, where he interviews people that have adapted to significantly difficult situations in their lives.…

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Understanding and Improving Our Stress Response to Reduce Pain and Suffering

Understanding and Improving Our Stress Response to Reduce Pain and Suffering

Having lived with chronic pain from dystonia for over 20 years, I spent most of that time focused on treating the physical symptoms. This has been very important and helpful,…

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The Power of Shifting our Mindset: Living with Chronic Pain and Illness

The Power of Shifting our Mindset: Living with Chronic Pain and Illness

Having lived for over 20 years with chronic pain and persistent involuntary muscle contractions from dystonia, a neurological movement disorder, I have experienced a lot of suffering. If you have read…

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How Do You Cope With Chronic Physical Pain and Suffering?

How Do You Cope With Chronic Physical Pain and Suffering?

This is an interview I did with Dr. Carly Hudson on the Healing Ground Movement podcast discussing my life with dystonia and chronic pain, as well as the various ways…

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Editor’s Choice: Understanding Anxiety, Compassion and Clinical Trials

Editor’s Choice: Understanding Anxiety, Compassion and Clinical Trials

Happy Friday! This week, author Tom Seaman asks: When it comes to anxiety, are you turning your Gizmo into a Gremlin? Also, in our new Compassion Corner series, we examine…

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Are You Turning Your Gizmo into a Gremlin? Understanding and Managing Anxiety

Are You Turning Your Gizmo into a Gremlin? Understanding and Managing Anxiety

When I think of anxiety, I think of the movie, Gremlins (1984). For those of you who have seen this movie, you know that feeding a gremlin after midnight turns…

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