ira rashbaum md tension myoneural syndrome

TMS : Tension Myoneural Syndrome

Dr. Rashbaum is a leader in the field of mind-body pain disorders who studied and worked for over 20 years with Dr. John E. Sarno who pioneered the unique approach to diagnose and treat Tension Myoneural Syndrome (TMS). Tension Myoneural Syndrome used to be called Tension Myositis Syndrome. Dr. Rashbaum has had more direct clinical and research exposure to Dr. Sarno than any other TMS physician in the world.

ira rashbaum md tension myoneural syndrome
tension myoneural syndrome in Manhattan
physiatrist in Manhattan

TMS Mind-Body Disorder Physician

Dr. Rashbaum is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine at New York University School of Medicine Langone Medical Center and served as the Medical Director of Stroke Rehabilitation at Rusk from 2005 through 2016. He is now the Chief of Tension Myoneural Syndrome and Mind-Body Medicine.

Where I Practice

Dr. Rashbaum leader in the field of mind-body pain disorders is a physiatrist in Manhattan and treats TensionMyoneural Syndrome (TMS) at NYU Langone Medical.

Dr. Ira Rashbaum

tension myoneural syndrome in Manhattan

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