Therapeutic Touch: Valid Healing Method or Hoax?
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Description: Essay by Bruce A. Robinson covering both sides of the issue, including a history of TT, various studies and a listing of publications available.
Therapeutic Touch: Valid Healing Method or Hoax? Therapeutic touch: Healing Therapy or Hoax? Therapeutic Touch (TT) practitioners, (a.k.a. healers) believe that a flows freely in, through, and out of the body when a person is healthy. But illness, pain, injury etc can interrupt or unbalance this life force. Skilled practitioners believe that they can detect these fluctuations by passing their hands above the patient's body without contacting it. They beleive that the energy imbalances can be equalized, and a contribution made to the patient's healing. There are about 40,000 practitioners in the world. As of 1988, TT was taught in 80 colleges and universities in the U.S. and in 65 foreign countries.
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