Yes massage therapy genuinely helps with anxiety. It lowers cortisol levels, promotes deep relaxation and triggers the release of serotonin and dopamine which naturally improve mood and reduce stress. Many people notice a real difference after regular sessions. That said it works best alongside professional treatment rather than as a replacement. Since your friend shows signs of a real anxiety disorder it would still be worth gently encouraging him to see a doctor too. The good news is massage therapy is a great non intimidating first step. It does not feel clinical and he may be more open to trying it. For days when visiting a center is not possible a Neck and Shoulder Massager at home can also help him unwind and manage tension between professional sessions. With plenty of centers available in Mississauga you are in a great position to help him. You sound like a wonderful friend!

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I can't say I have had anything like this, but I'd wonder if it'd tardive dyskinesia.