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Join Bev and Paul as they celebrate the 11th anniversary of Bio-Touch: Healing with the Power in Our Fingertips, written by Debra Schildhouse.In this special episode, we reflect on the story behind the book, the people and experiences that helped bring Bio-Touch to a wider audience, and the enduring message that caring touch is something everyone can learn to share.We'll explore what makes Bio-Touch unique: a simple method of gentle fingertip contact that requires no special gifts, elaborate rituals, or belief in one's ability to heal. We'll also reflect on the importance of human connection, the experience of being cared for, and the ongoing work of sharing Bio-Touch with people around the world.Eleven years after the book's publication, its message continues to invite us to reconsider what it means to care for one another.About Bio-TouchBio-Touch is a simple, gentle touch technique taught by the International Foundation of Bio-Magnetics. Anyone can learn the method and share it with another person. Bio-Touch is complementary to medical care, not a replacement for it.Explore Bio-Touch:GET BOOK HERE: https://justtouch.com/product/thebook/Learn about Bio-Touch training and certification: https://justtouch.comThank you for joining us on Mondays with Bev & Paul, where we explore Bio-Touch, human connection, and the possibilities of caring touch.#BioTouch #DebraSchildhouse #HealingWithThePowerInOurFingertips #MondaysWithBevAndPaul #PowerOfTouch #InternationalFoundationOfBioMagnetics

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to raise awareness, encourage early detection, and remember the people and families whose lives are touched by breast cancer.But awareness is only the beginning. How can we offer comfort, connection, and compassionate support to someone facing a breast cancer diagnosis?In this episode of Mondays with Bev & Paul, we explore the importance of caring for the whole person, not just focusing on the medical condition. We discuss how gentle, caring touch can offer another way to express compassion and support during a challenging time.We also invite you to explore our Breast Cancer and Pain Awareness health condition on the International Foundation of Bio-Magnetics (IFBM) website, featuring a presentation by Dr. Jawad Mustafa, along with a free educational workbook.HERE'S HOW YOU CAN LEARN MORE:👉 Visit the Breast Cancer and Pain Awareness page, watch Dr. Jawad Mustafa's presentation, and download the free workbook:https://justtouch.com/breast-cancer-pain-awareness/In this resource, you'll find educational information to help you explore Bio-Touch and learn how gentle touch may complement compassionate care.What can we do when someone we love is facing cancer? Sometimes we cannot change what another person is going through, but we can offer our presence, our compassion, and the reminder that they are not alone.Please share this video with friends, family members, caregivers, and anyone who may find these resources helpful.Learn more about Bio-Touch®:https://justtouch.com/Bio-Touch is a complementary touch practice, not a treatment or cure for cancer. It does not replace medical care, screening, diagnosis, or treatment.#BreastCancerAwareness #BioTouch #CompassionateCare #BreastHealth #MondaysWithBevAndPaul

Have you ever understood why you react a certain way, yet found yourself repeating the same patterns?Dr. Gabor Maté has explored the relationship between trauma, emotional experience, and the body. His work invites us to look beyond what happened to us and consider how our experiences affect us internally.In this episode of Mondays with Bev & Paul, we explore:What does it mean to say that the body remembers?Why doesn't understanding our problems always make them disappear?Can we really fix ourselves simply by thinking differently?What happens when we stop trying to fix ourselves and others?How does Bio-Touch offer a different approach through gentle touch and caring human connection?At the International Foundation of Bio-Magnetics, we teach Bio-Touch as a simple method of person-to-person touch that anyone can learn. Rather than diagnosing or trying to fix another person, we offer caring contact and respect the body's own processes.Perhaps healing isn't always about trying harder. Perhaps it also involves learning to receive care.Join the conversation: What are your thoughts about the connection between the mind, the body, and our experiences?Learn more about Bio-Touch®: https://justtouch.com#BioTouch #GaborMate #TraumaAwareness #MindBodyConnection #MondaysWithBevAndPaul

We live in a world that constantly tells us something needs to be fixed—our health, our stress, our relationships, and even ourselves.But what if fixing isn't always what we need?In this episode of Mondays with Bev & Paul, we explore the difference between helping someone and trying to fix them. What happens when, instead of giving advice or searching for solutions, we simply become present with another person?Bio-Touch offers an interesting perspective: we don't have to diagnose, fix, or become the healer. The body is the healer.Maybe sometimes the greatest gift we can offer another person isn't another answer. Maybe it's our presence, our caring, and the simple experience of not being alone.What if healing doesn't always begin with fixing what's wrong—but with being present with what is?Join Bev & Paul for this week's conversation.#BioTouch #MondaysWithBevAndPaul #HumanConnection #Healing #Presence #Compassion

What if children grew up knowing that their hands could be used to care?In this week's Mondays with Bev & Paul, we explore Growing Up with Bio-Touch and why bringing Bio-Touch to children may be so important.When we teach children Bio-Touch, we often notice something remarkable: they seem to know where the Bio-Touch points are located. They don't always overthink it—they simply touch, participate and connect.Could we be giving children a language for something they already understand?We talk about empowering children to participate in caring for their parents, grandparents, siblings and others they love—not by asking them to “fix” anyone, but by giving them an opportunity to be present and offer caring touch.And we ask a bigger question:What if we taught children the habit of Bio-Touch the way we teach them to brush their teeth?Join us for this conversation about children, touch, connection, participation and bringing Bio-Touch to the next generation.#BioTouch #GrowingUpWithBioTouch #MondaysWithBevAndPaul #Touch #Children #Connection #Caring