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Award-winning book that recently earned acclaim from the prestigious Next Generation Indie Book Awards!
A true story about the power of the human spirit . . . and one remarkable woman who has changed the lives of tens of thousands of special needs individuals and trauma survivors around the world.
On June 5, 1989, a New York Times page one story reported a railway catastrophe in the Soviet Union that killed five hundred passengers and severely injured seven hundred children and adults. Svetlana Masgutova, a psychology department dean at a Moscow university, answered the country's call for first responders. After four grueling months, Dr. Masgutova discovered that reflex integration techniques developed in real-time helped move the children beyond survival. This tragic event inspired the formation of the MNRI® / Masgutova Method® of reflex integration, which is now accessible in forty countries.
The Depth of Her Touch chronicles Dr. Masgutova's uncompromising passion for healing suffering individuals, despite enduring her own tragedies. As documented through Dr. Masgutova's recollections, the voices of select parents and professionals, and the writer's own experience as the mother of a special needs child, The Depth of Her Touch captures what it feels like to experience the gift of Dr. Masgutova's touch through her Masgutova Method.
About the author
Kathryn Carr is a proud parent of an MNRI® child and an award-winning print journalist. She has served as a longtime project editor and writer for Crain's Cleveland Business. She also is a contributing editor for the Svetlana Masgutova Educational Institute. During her journalism career, Kathryn oversaw the editorial team for "Edible Cleveland," which was named one of Ohio's top magazines. She also was a copy editor and designer for the "Pensacola (Fl.) News Journal" and collaborated on a newsroom reporting project that was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Kathryn and her family live in northeast Florida.
