Tremors can cause uncontrollable physical shaking.
They can be related to neurological disorders.
They can severely impact a person’s life.
TremorEase.com is here to help ease tremors.
TremorEase.com
TremorEase Introduction
Welcome to TremorEase. We are here to help people with all types of tremors.
TremorEase was founded by Keith Dewey, who was medically diagnosed with Essential Tremor in 1999 and has been exploring brain-body connections ever since. To extend his knowledge further, he very much welcomes collaborations and is currently researching tremors through an MSc in Neuroscience and Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IoPPN) in King’s College London.
We hope you find information here that helps. We also hope you find solutions.
Many people like to start by looking at types of tremors.
You can also use the top menu to explore topics such as assessments, coping tools, health management, brain retraining, medication and surgery.
We actively encourage questions, suggestions, discussions, exploration and research, so please do get in touch.
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Exploring TremorEase
Diagnosis
Learn about:
- The types of tremors, including essential, Parkinsonian, physiological and psychogenic – the neurological and psychological tremors.
- How tremors happen in different positions and frequencies.
- Neurological information and links with IBS.
Treatments
Learn about:
- Medication, such as Propranolol and Primidone.
- Surgery, such as DBS and FUS.
- Physical and psychological coping tools and tricks.
- Brain Retraining, including the TremorEase App.
More
Learn about:
- TremorEase organisation and our Tremor App.
- Tremor Organisations, events, books and news.
- Tremor Medical, Neurological and Psychological Research.
What are Tremors?
This is a great video by Rob Mallard, from 5th March 2018, around the difficulties and discrimination he faced with essential tremor.
Let’s talk!
Help us help people with tremors!
Are you struggling with particular tremor challenges or have you found things that help the tremors?
Do you have tremors, do you know someone with tremors, do you provide tremor treatments, or are you researching tremors?
We’d love to hear from you!
Any questions, comments, suggestions, collaborations and ideas are welcome.
Just send us a message from here…