legs - head for at least five minutes to get the impact that you're looking for they've arrived home from school - so it will be wise to make the most of those opportunities touch therapy is effective because the deep pressure touch on your child's helps people bond with others and to trust them roughly the same time so that he can look forward to having you all to himself at the two of you can talk about it during the rest of the day and he could ask for it by name sure to also give him an opportunity to play with the toys in his own way when he supporting role - without correcting him or making suggestions that will interfere and steer his play in a new direction arrange with dad or another supporting figure to take care of other siblings if you parents who make the decision to do touch therapy and have one-on-one time days of doing this practica their power to shelter their children against failing and being as 'helicopter parents' and 'lawnmower parents' and they don't have anything good to say about the effects of these parenting styles on children of discomfort is needed from time to time for children to learn coping skills and good for a child's circle of resilience to shrink and be replenished every some experience in bouncing back and discover the value of human connection also develops compassion in a child - learning what it's like to be emotionally shaky in times of testing and not judging other people for being human in that way the best we can do to help buffer our children in a healthy way is to make them strong and resilient to life's stressors from the inside out on-one time with them every day and doing a five-minute session of touch experience with hundreds of families fifteen-to-twenty-five-minutes-a-day commitment you'll ever make lizette van huyssteen is the founder of the practica programme
