She Wouldn’t Eat. She Wouldn’t Speak. Then I Noticed Her Panda.
The holiday season is often described as the most wonderful time of the year. But for many children, it can also be one of the most overwhelming.
The Touch Deficit Crisis: How Screen Addiction Is Stealing Physical Connection from Our Children (And What Parents Can Do About It)
Social media, excessive screen time, and internet safety have become the top three child health concerns among U.S. parents in 2025
Touch Therapy for Highly Sensitive Children
Overstimulation can manifest as irritability, anxiety, and behavioral challenges that detract from their ability to engage with the world around them effectively
Pediatric Massage and Touch Therapy: Supporting Children with Cancer
Modern healthcare is increasingly recognizing how these practices can bring comfort and relief to children facing life-threatening illnesses, including cancer.
Evidence-Based Benefits of Infant Massage for Preterm Babies
Infant Massage - Itās not a miracle. Itās not a trend. Itās backed by science!
Expanding Access: Why Hospital-Based Pediatric Massage Matters
A child receiving chemotherapy in one country should have the same chance for integrative, supportive care as a child in another. Access to comfort should never be a privilege.
Guiding Parents in Infant Massage: Confidence, Communication, and Care
One of the most rewarding moments in my work isnāt when Iām offering Touch Therapy myself, itās when Iām teaching a parent to do it.
Building Sustainable Touch Therapy Programs in Underserved Regions
A Sustainable Program Isnāt Just Training, Itās a Partnership.
Becoming Certified in Pediatric Massage and Touch Therapy: What You Need to Know
If youāve ever felt drawn to work with children, or if youāre already a massage therapist or healthcare provider, looking to expand your impact, pediatric massage and touch therapy might be the path for you.
How Pediatric Massage Therapy Supports Neurodiverse Children
Pediatric Massage Therapy must be individualized. There is no standard protocol for every neurodiverse child.