The Magic of Touch

The Magic of Touch
ISBN-10
0060914572
ISBN-13
9780060914578
Category
Medical
Pages
224
Language
English
Published
1988-02
Publisher
HarperCollins
Author
Sherry Suib Cohen

Description

Details every aspect of touch therapy, from its historical and anthropological roots to recent findings on healing with the hands and other methods, in a treatment that bridges the gap between traditional and holistic medicine

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