William E. Dorman is theologically educated (Vanderbilt School of Divinity) and clinically trained (Menninger Clinic). He is the author of Restoring the Healer: Spiritual Self-Care for Healthcare Professionals (2016).
"How many of us take touch for granted? This book explores the many
facets of touch and recognizes its unique power to heal and give
meaning to our lives. In times like these, touch may be the key to
bridge that which divides us. Touch has the capacity to heal our
planet. Thank you, Bill Dorman, for this soulful reminder that
touch is essential to our wholeness."
--Sue Joiner, senior minister, First Congregational United Church
of Christ, Albuquerque, New Mexico
"Dr. William Dorman shares with us what is both timely and timeless
in The Wonder of Touch. As a decades-long spiritual healer, he
gives us tools through his faith and generous personal narratives
to overcome inner emptiness and to reconnect in community. This
volume of psychology, theology, and spirituality points to ways to
have compassion for ourselves and others through the miraculous
gift of touch."
--Paul J. Citrin, rabbi and adult educator in Judaism
"The Wonder of Touch is a genuine gift in these trying times of
socially distancing and pandemic woes. Author William Dorman leads
us through a discussion of the significance of being in touch with
ourselves, with others, the earth, and our Creator. Timely,
poignant, and beautifully written, here is a book we all need to
read."
--Lynne Hinton, author of The Beekeeper's Wife
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