<a href="https://www.nurturinghumantouch.com/">Epiphany Jordan</a> wrote the book Somebody Hold Me: The Single Person's Guide to Nurturing Human Touch, and has been offering Karuna sessions since 2013. She talks with Eric about the consequences of adults being so touch-deprived, the differences between platonic and romantic touch, consent, and getting our touch needs met, among other things.

Epiphany Jordan wrote the book Somebody Hold Me: The Single Person's Guide to Nurturing Human Touch, and has been offering Karuna sessions since 2013. She talks with Eric about the consequences of adults being so touch-deprived, the differences between platonic and romantic touch, consent, and getting our touch needs met, among other things.

<a href="https://www.nurturinghumantouch.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Epiphany Jordan</a>&nbsp;wrote the book Somebody Hold Me: The Single Person's Guide to Nurturing Human Touch, and has been offering Karuna sessions since 2013. She talks with Eric about the consequences of adults being so touch-deprived, the differences between platonic and romantic touch, consent, and getting our touch needs met, among other things.

#65: Meeting Our Need For Touch, with Epiphany Jordan

The Healing Culture Podcast explores approaches to healing the increasingly individualistic, consumerist culture that is spreading around the world. Episodes typically run 45-60 minutes, feature a wide range of guests, and are released on new, full, and quarter moons.

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#65: Meeting Our Need For Touch, with Epiphany Jordan

#65: Meeting Our Need For Touch, with Epiphany Jordan