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“With One Hand Behind Me …”
Chaplain Barry Pitegoff looks at the nonverbal communications options like touch and facial expressions that are limited during the pandemic. [Read more…]
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Reflections on Aging
Touch in Medicine
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]ouch is an essential part of the doctor-patient relationship. On a very basic level, it is assumed that the doctor will touch the patient during the physical exam, in an effort to discover the [Read more…]
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Guest Post: Everyone needs some sensitivity
Editor’s Note: Rabbi Mark Levin is the founding rabbi of Congregation Beth Torah in Overland Park, KS, and a contributor to Jewish Sacred Aging. People our age, my age, in our sixties and above, need [Read more…]
Reflections on Aging
Maintaining meaning when the past starts to fade: Guest commentary from Rabbi Mark Levin
Rabbi Mark Levin, a colleague and close friend of Rabbi Address, originally posted this commentary to Facebook, and we repost it here with his permission. [Read more…]