#114: Mapping Touch with Allison Post
When you think of the word ‘touch’, what comes to mind for you? For many of our clients or patients, the word ‘touch’ may have negative connotations. Yet touch is an important part of healing. This is why I’ve brought Allison Post back to the mic. There’s nobody better to help us envision the different ways touch can enhance our healing protocols, and our own practices.
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