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I read his book and tried his method with a therapist who claimed a 97% success rate. Did not heal any of my symptoms and since converted into a skeptic Any treatment which claims to heal a wide spectrum of disorders is suspicious

I actually know Miriam very well - or I would not post this. She addresses exactly this concern in her Workshop. And 100%, anything which claims to help all of this is suspicious - unless there is a clear underlying cause - emotional stress. Dr John Sarno was a medical doctor who headed the Howard A. Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine at New York University Medical Center. He came into contract with pain on a daily basis and found that a vast % of the people he treated with conventional methods were simply not helped. He categorised their personality types and realised that most of them were undergoing stress of some type. Once the stress was released, they had many 'miracle' recoveries.

Is this paid or free?

Looks like this is a free workshop.

Unfortunately I have to delete the OP on the basis of the wording in the original post, claiming outright that the method helps and using the word scientific, when there are no conclusive peer-reviewed studies on this topic. Concerned about the rise of medical misinformation. There are also concerns around this being self promotion and a funnel to a paid service. I hope everyone understands

Just by the way this cured my tendinitis in both knees and wrists. And if anyone knows who Rabbi Majeski from Machon L’Yahadus (formerly known as Machon Chana) is, he actually went to Dr Sarno in person and was cured of terrible back pain.