Dr. Roger Gietzen
Dr. Roger Gietzen is a tension myositis care provider who demonstrates a real interest in propagating the field of mindbody medicine. Dr. Gietzen is a classically trained physician who understands that the body is far more than just a complex machine. This is precisely why he uses his training to help those with a wide range of problematic conditions, including TMS and other mindbody concerns. Dr. Gietzen also has experience in pain management, including the administering of fluoroscopy guided epidural injections.Roger Gietzen M.D. Education and TrainingRoger Gietzen earned his Bachelors of Science in Biology from the University of Michigan. He went on to receive his medical degree from The Wayne State University College of Medicine and interned at The William Beaumont Hospital. He furthered his specialization by completing a residency in Neurology at The University of Utah.Dr. Gietzen has held positions as the Director of the Stroke Program, the Head of the Neurology Department and the Director of the Neurophysiology Lab, all at Northern Michigan Hospital. He has also enjoyed working in a private neurology practice. Dr. Roger Gietzen Additional InfoRoger Gietzen is interested in a variety of activities which complete him as a well rounded person. He enjoys backcountry camping and skiing, cooking, mountain biking, yoga, gardening, parenting and working with children. He also acted as the general contractor for the construction of his own energy efficient home, demonstrating a concern for the environment, as well.I correspond often with Dr. Gietzen and find him to be extremely sincere in his desire to help others, even at the cost of his economic bottom line. In the medical community, this type of unselfish attitude is certainly a breath of very fresh air indeed! I wish him well in his new TMS care practice. Contact Information
ROGER GIETZEN, M.D.
Dr Gietzen's Articles
The Forgotten Dialect: Part 1: Medicine's Blind Spot The Forgotten Dialect: Part 2: The Puppet on a String The Forgotten Dialect: Part 3: Mindbody Research The Forgotten Dialect: Part 4: Mindbody Research Continued The Forgotten Dialect: Part 5: More Mindbody Research The Forgotten Dialect: Part 6: Additional Mindbody Research The Forgotten Dialect: Part 7: Mindbody Research on Pain The Forgotten Dialect: Part 8: Anecdotal Mindbody Research The Forgotten Dialect: Part 9: Mindbody Psychology The Forgotten Dialect: Part 10: More Mindbody Psychology The Forgotten Dialect: Part 11: Mindbody Psychology Details The Forgotten Dialect: Part 12: Mindbody Psychology Examples The Forgotten Dialect: Part 13: Mindbody Psychology Cycles The Forgotten Dialect: Part 14: Mindbody Treatments The Forgotten Dialect: Part 15: The Presence Process The Forgotten Dialect: Part 16: Mindbody Treatment Offerings The Forgotten Dialect: Part 17: Life Changes The Forgotten Dialect: Part 18: More Life Changes The Forgotten Dialect: Part 19: Life Changes Finale Dr. Roger Gietzen to Back Pain 7/20/09 Revised 1/24/12 |
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