The phrase "a caring touch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gentle, compassionate, or nurturing manner in which someone interacts with others or handles a situation.
Example: "The nurse provided a caring touch that made the patients feel more at ease during their treatment."
Alternatives: "a compassionate approach" or "a gentle hand".
When you are a low-income woman with cancer, and you live in the margins, it is often the little things -- a caring touch, a steaming cup of herbal tea -- that can make a difference.
But if the Oceana of old was a pleasant, shipshape room with elegant food and a caring touch, the new version is a high-functioning luxury mill, designed to service pre-theater crowds and to celebrate corporate success on expense-account dimes.
I am less concerned now about maintaining a professional distance or avoiding a caring touch or hug when appropriate.
Silent compassion and consolation could also be communicated through a caring touch such as a gentle hand or foot massage.
The government could try to give Agenda 2010 a more caring touch: next month the cabinet will have a special meeting to discuss reforms to Germany's health-insurance system.
This cruise line offers a very personal and caring touch which I have not found on other cruise ships.
They can also be seen as a bridge to a better understanding of affiliative touch, the close form of caring touch that forms an essential element of social bonding and human development, especially of the immune system (Field 2003).
We will miss your caring touch and your humor, but your vision and example will be with us always.
The caring touch is the biggest trigger".
"Whenever your mother would treat you delicately, or your doctor or teacher would talk to you gently… The caring touch is the biggest trigger".
Caring touch reduces stress and promotes relaxation.
