Magic in Your Hands
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Shannon and her brother, Cliffy, argue over which game to play. Cliffy feels rejected when Shannon says she wants to play only with Molly, a new girl in the neighborhood. Later in the day, Cliffy falls off a swing and is injured. Both Shannon and Molly become concerned. Cliffy’s mother takes him and the girls to Dr. Lynn’s office. On the way, mom shows them how positive thoughts and touch can help Cliffy relax and benefit from the healing process. Healing Touch gives them tools to help. For more information on Healing Touch, go to www.Healingtouchprogram.com
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Shannon and her brother, Cliffy, argue over which game to play. Cliffy feels rejected when Shannon says she wants to play only with Molly, a new girl in the neighborhood. Later in the day, Cliffy falls off a swing and is injured. Both Shannon and Molly become concerned. Cliffy’s mother takes him and the girls to Dr. Lynn’s office. On the way, mom shows them how positive thoughts and touch can help Cliffy relax and benefit from the healing process.
Healing Touch gives them tools to help. For more information on Healing Touch, go to www.HealingTouchProgram.com
About the Author
Janie Hughes is a registered nurse and a Healing Touch Certified Practitioner. She wants children to understand that what they think and say affects others and can be communicated through the power of touch. She has five daughters and seven grandchildren. She lives with her husband and three dogs in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Marcia Long is an artist with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and she is a member of the American Society of Botanical Artists, the Botanical Artists for Education and the Environment, and the Botanical Artists of the National Capital Region. Marcia lives in Williamsburg, Virginia, with her husband, Lawrence, and a white Himilayan cat, Mr. Tipperton.