
Mia Elmsäter
Mia has been active in different humanitarian projects. Among those was organising and helping to set up the very first day care centre in Romania which integrated children with special needs.
In 2000, Mia co-founded the Massage in Schools Programme along with her Canadian colleague Sylvie Hétu. They co-authored "Massage in Schools Manual for Instructors" in 2000 and "Touch in Schools: A Revolutionary Strategy to Replace Bullying by Respect and to Reduce Violence" in 2010.
Mia is passionate about bringing nurturing and respectful touch to all children in all schools.

Sylvie Hétu
Sylvie has co-founded the Massage in Schools Programme (2000) along with her Swedish colleague Mia Elmsäter. Sylvie is the co-author of the Massage in Schools Manual for Instructors (2000), author of The Song of the Child (2004), co-author of Touch in Schools: a Revolutionary Strategy to Replace Bullying by Respect and to Reduce Violence (2010), has a published chapter (The Myth of Early Stimulation for Babies) in the book Too Much too Soon (2011), and her most recent book Facilitating IAIM classes (2012) serves infant massage instructors. She is currently working on three other books and continues to train and lecture worldwide. She is passionate about the idea of marrying ancient traditions with modern scientific and humanistic knowledge for improving humanity’s well-being.

Anne Crease

Pierre Blais
Feeling very close to children, he enjoys sharing his passion for massage and movement. Pierre has been a MISP Trainer since 2007.
massageaction@sympatico.ca

Gloria Wong

Kate Norfolk

Sílvia Conde
Co-founder of the project “ Touch with Flavours” to children 3 to 6 years in a kindgarden- 2009 and 1 to 7 years Massage instructor ... [ + ]
Co-founder of the project “ Touch with Flavours” to children 3 to 6 years in a kindgarden- 2009 and 1 to 7 years Massage instructor - 2009. Physiotherapist coordinator of a pre and post natal center -2005 . Infant Massage instructor (CIMI) - 2002. Physiotherapist in a local city hall – 1996. Physiotherapist -1991 to 2003 in the Faro´s Hospital EP
Mother of 3 children, really believe that positive touch can change children and families life. So her motto is to insist, persist and never give up promoting positive touch and respect for all children having a better future.
E-mail for contact: Massagemnasescolasportugal2012@gmail.com
Portuguese MISP website: https://sites.google.com/site/massagemnasescolasportugal/

Isabel Fraser

Catherine Bouldoire
Formatrice MISP depuis 2014, elle met régulièrement le programme en pratique dans les écoles.
Pour tout renseignement vous pouvez la joindre par mail : catherine.bouldoire@gmail.com.

Nadine Denard
Pour tout renseignement, vous pouvez la contacter par mail à : ndenard.misa@gmail.com

Jashpreet Kaur
She followed her heart and made a unique career from this. She is a Certified Infant Massage Instructor (CIMI) with the International Association of Infant Massage (IAIM) and Massage in Schools Instructor and International Trainer with the Massage in Schools Association (MISA).Jashpreet also conducts awareness talks regularly and is an Author with her first book, Cuddles of Love, published in 2015.
Jashpreet has also assisted schools in implementing the Massage in Schools Programme (MISP) and done various activities with parents and their children. She hopes to see more children in school allowed to learn in a more relaxed and less stressful manner for their mental and emotional well-being and MISP can provide that platform. She brings her enthusiasm when she trains MISP instructors around the world and truly believes that this programme is impressive and every child needs touch as a human being for the betterment of our society.

Yueh-Ing Liao
She worked in early childhood nursing and education department in Chung Hwa University of Medical Technology as a professor since 2002.Yueh-Ing works closely with kindergarten teachers in China and Taiwan.
She is passionate about the idea of promoting children’ well-being.