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| 1-4) Therapeutic touch is one such approach, The Nurse Healer's Professional Associates International (NH-PAI) defines therapeutic touch as 'a contemporary interpretation of several ancient-healing practices', involving the 'intentionally directed process of energy exchange during which practitioners use their hands to facilitate healing. Gardner uses this forum to debunk some claims, including the benefits of therapeutic touch and primal-scream therapy. Part 8 is titled "Skeptical Points of View" and has chapters on magnet therapy, therapeutic touch, and avoiding "quackery. |
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