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Tracy Scott dedicated years to rigorous education and tireless training in clinical psychology, becoming a highly respected professor committed to helping others with chronic disorders. But in 2017, he found himself as a patient facing a very rare and incurable illness, “Stiff Person Syndrome” (SPS). After enduring years of inconclusive diagnoses, he finally had an answer, the question now was, what to do about it? Now thrust into the forever patient role, Tracy shares his journey and the importance of finding purpose in adversity.
In his book, “Doctor to Patient: Living with Stiff Person Syndrome,” Dr. Scott recounts his transformation from a doctor to a forever patient learning to navigate the unknown. Many people in this position feel helpless and give up, but he shows readers how to find purpose in their journey and use their experiences to help others going through similar challenges.
Tracy Scott, Psy.D., is a celebrated lecturer, scholar, and teacher who has been lauded internationally throughout many communities for his contributions to helping those most in need benefit from a holistic approach to human development and mental and spiritual health.
Throughout his professional career, he has delivered presentations and facilitated discussions across the country and internationally on a range of significant topics, including
Dr. Tracy Scott’s powerful story shares his transformation from a psychology healthcare professional to a forever patient navigating life with Stiff Person Syndrome.
While moderate stress can sometimes be beneficial, excessive stress can severely affect mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Living under constant stress, like dealing with a chronic illness without effective coping strategies, can lead to dissatisfaction, despair, and even mental or physical breakdown. Chronic illness often brings feelings of helplessness,
While moderate stress can sometimes be beneficial, excessive stress can severely affect mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Living under constant stress,
While moderate stress can sometimes be beneficial, excessive stress can
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