The Hug Therapy Book
The Hug Therapy Book by Kathleen Keating, published by Hazelden Publishing on April 19, 1994, is a 70-page exploration of the positive effects of hugging. This edition presents insights into how various types of hugs can enhance IQ, self-esteem, and reduce stress, all while promoting a sense of connection and well-being. The book features simple line art drawings of cartoon bears, adding a whimsical element to its heartwarming content.
Readers will find practical guidance on the art of hugging, emphasizing the importance of gentle embraces without bear hugs. The book addresses themes related to family and relationships, as well as self-help, making it a thoughtful gift for anyone in need of comfort and support. Through its engaging illustrations and straightforward approach, The Hug Therapy Book aims to uplift and inspire readers to incorporate more hugs into their daily lives.
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Relax, raise your arms, place them around the person in front of you and squeeze gently. But, no bear hugs, please. Kathleen Keating and Mimi Noland combine their talents to show how and why all kinds of hugs have positive results on IQ, aging, self-esteem, and stress. Simple line art drawings of charismatic cartoon bears lend a whimsical touch to book guaranteed to touch your heart.
A great gift idea for someone who needs a hug. A beary, beary uplifting book.
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