Infants are by far the most vulnerable demographic, if they are touch deprived.
The elderly are equally vulnerable to the effects of touch deprivation. They are the most touch deprived demographic. Touch therapy is extremely important for Alzheimer's and dementia patients.
Having a hand to hold at the end of life, as you transition, is so essential.
A reassuring touch while detoxing from substance abuse, can make all the difference.
Touch can help children and adults with ADHD, focus better, reduce behavioral problems, improve mood, etc.
PTSD - Military, Domestic Violence, Childhood Abuse, Bullying, Accident, Natural Disaster, etc.
Being in a wheelchair or confined to a bed, does not mean they should be deprived of touch.
If they're not touch averse (although touch therapy has been known to reverse this), touch therapy can help children and adults with developmental disabilities in many ways.
Orphans and foster children often go without touch. Touch is associated with a sense of safety, which is vitally important in building trust, feeling loved and cared for.
Having a hand to hold, especially if there's no significant other present, to help ensure a healthy delivery. Or help with fertility through touch therapy.
From arthritis to cancer, touch therapy can help ease the pain and stress of having a physical illness.
People with anxiety, depression, chronic stress, isolation, loneliness, can benefit from the calming affects of touch therapy.
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