How it Works
Peer massage operates on a neurological level, boosting the production of dopamine and serotonin, known as "feel-good" hormones in the brain. Additionally, oxytocin, a hormone facilitating stress relief and social bonding, is released. These hormonal fluctuations contribute to better happiness and concentration, as reported by teachers observing the effects on pupils.

Introduce Children to Various Massage Techniques
Some of the techniques introduced include "Bear-Walk", "Cat Grip" or "Bunny-Hop".

Benefits
Some of the benefits include:
- Diminish aggression
- Enhance behavioral issues
- Aid in mitigating Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - (ADHD)
- Alleviate anxiety
- Address insomnia

6-Week Programs Available
A tailored 6 weeks programme can be delivered, with each session lasting 30 minutes and involving a class of children, along with a teacher and teaching assistant. These sessions enable participants to reinforce and practice routines regularly. Interested individuals can schedule a trial taster session or meeting.
