Barrett L. Dorko

I met Barry once but don´t recall the date or circumstances. He autographed a copy of Deep Dive for me on 11/8/98 so it must have been then, and doubtless we were sharing author stories because my own book, The Hand, had been published the previous summer. I recently placed my wife (we were married in 1959) in a daycare program where the clients are mostly seniors with dementia and children in preschool. I also had her seen by a Feldenkrais practioner, from whom I learned that very simple...

I just saw this. Barrett was a wonderful clinician and he helped me immensely Arlen

A true friend and hero. Met Barrett at one of his seminars in Shreveport La . He made me a better therapist. I helped more patients thanks to his loving insights!

So sorry to hear of Barry´s passing. Remember fondly of WHS band days where Barry was a drummer and Leah a twirler. He always had a smile on his face.

To the Dorko family. So sorry for your loss. Barry was a sweet guy in high school.

Sorry to hear about Barrett loss condolences to your family

SOOOoooo sorry to hear of Barry's passing. He was a great friend during our years at Westlake High School. Condolences to his family and dear sister, Leah.

My name is Steve Van Auken. I am a retired psychologist. Barrett was one of my heroes. He treated me for a painful back problem and healed it where others had failed. He used no equipment, only homes hands and his mind and his compassion. Barrett was unique. He was a brilliant healer. He was also a fine writer. One of my prized possessions is an autographed copy of his book, Shallow Dive, a compilation of his thoughtful columns from the physical therapy magazine. His...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.