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The author considers the theme of physical touch and contact in transactional analysis practice. The Indian concept of  runanubandh  is introduced, which is defined as physical memory held in the body. This concept is used to explore physical touch and contact with the outside environment in therapy, thereby broadening the frame of reference beyond existing ideas of protocol and bodywork. The author offers a detailed case study from her psychotherapy practice that demonstrates  secret garden work  and  informed physical touch  as described by Novak. Finally, a matrix for practitioners to use in discerning the use of touch and contact in their work with clients is presented.

Touching Practice: An Exploration of Runanubandh, Touch, and Contact in Psychotherapy