Bio-Touch

A Simple Touch…

… A Profound Effect

Bio-Touch

A Simple Touch…

… A Profound Effect

Helping Someone You Love Feel Better Can Be Simple

Bio-Touch is a gentle touch technique that anyone can learn in minutes to help reduce stress, ease discomfort, and support well-being.

No experience. No belief system. Just two fingers and a caring touch.

Reduce pain. Reduce stress. Restore connection.

  • Natural Stress & Pain Relief
  • Strengthens Relationships
  • Healthy Aging
  • Works with Caregiving
  • Simple & Accessible
  • Emotional Regulation
  • Empowers Families & Communities
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ebook training manual

Simple & Easy to Learn

Simple & Easy to Do

Bio-Touch is a gentle, touch-based healing practice that anyone can learn in minutes.

Safe, natural, and designed to complement medical care, it’s a simple way to ease pain, reduce stress, and restore balance.

Bio-Touch is as simple as lightly placing two fingers on specific points of the body to promote relaxation and healing.

See the Difference a Simple Touch Can Make

The Bio-Touch Story
by Debra Schildhouse

From the Foreward by Gary E. Schwartz, Ph.D., Professor and Author
“… beautifully written and deeply meaningful book about the history and promise of Bio-Touch for personal and global health …”

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Bio-Touch Healing with the power in our fingertips

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The Wound That Becomes the Gift

Mondays with Bev & Paul: September 7, 2026

You Don’t Have to Be Fully Healed to Help Someone Else What if the part of yourself you’ve spent years trying to fix is also the part that has taught you how to understand another human being? On this episode of Mondays with Bev & Paul, we explore the ancient story of Chiron, the wounded…

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Bring Bio-Touch to Your Community

Mondays with Bev & Paul: August 31, 2026

You don’t have to wait for people to find Bio-Touch. Take Bio-Touch to them. Over the past few weeks, we’ve had the opportunity to introduce Bio-Touch to two very different groups—one in Sierra Vista and another through the University of Arizona’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). Both experiences reminded us of something important: There are…

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