Cordy Anderson
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
BSN, Retired RN, QTTT (she/her)
In 1984 I was beginning my 32-year career as a home health and hospice nurse. Therapeutic Touch magically came into my life as the “what to do when there is nothing else left to help”. Almost immediately I found TT to be an amazing adjunct to my nursing care…to ease someone’s respiratory distress…to relieve phantom pain…to help reduce a fever. Now, in my “retreadment” (a term I learned from Dee) my priorities are to be an involved grandma, teach TT and offer Therapeutic Touch every chance I get. After over 30 years, I know that I am greatly benefitted by each and every TT session. It is my joy to share this experience with others, especially as we explore TT in new ways.
In 1984 I was beginning my 32-year career as a home health and hospice nurse. Therapeutic Touch magically came into my life as the “what to do when there is nothing else left to help”. Almost immediately I found TT to be an amazing adjunct to my nursing care…to ease someone’s respiratory distress…to relieve phantom pain…to help reduce a fever. Now, in my “retreadment” (a term I learned from Dee) my priorities are to be an involved grandma, teach TT and offer Therapeutic Touch every chance I get. After over 30 years, I know that I am greatly benefitted by each and every TT session. It is my joy to share this experience with others, especially as we explore TT in new ways.
