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Interactive Pediatric Massage

Build Healthy Relationships thru Positive Touch

Studies show that children who receive massage therapy show benefits of enhanced immune function and brain development, reduction of stress, and a sense of well-being. With touch being such a vital part of a child’s growth and development, it's important that parents are given tools to help build trust, security, and respect for one another. If you want to learn more about deepening the bond with your child, preventing bullying, tackling ADHD, growing pains, and stress reduction, then this class is for you!

MITTS: Massage for Infants, Toddlers, & Teens

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Who Should Attend?

Parents, Grandparents, Kids 9wks-15yrs

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Can Massage Make your Child Smarter?

LET’S FIND OUT!

 

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770-904-9453


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