Losing Touch

Discover the extraordinary journey of Ian Waterman in "Losing Touch" by Jonathan Cole, published by Oxford University Press in 2016. This compelling hardback spans 192 pages, delving into the fascinating intersection of psychology and the senses. Ian Waterman, who lost all sense of movement below his neck over forty years ago, faced an unimaginable challenge. Stripped of physical autonomy, he felt disembodied and fearful. However, through determination and resilience, Ian embarked on a remarkable path of self-recovery. He meticulously taught himself to dress, eat, and walk again by visualizing each movement. In "Losing Touch," you will explore not only the scientific aspects of this rare condition but also Ian's deeply personal response to his circumstances. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in psychology, the human experience, and the power of the mind. Join Ian on his inspiring journey of overcoming adversity and rediscovering control over his life.