Chair Massage
What is on-site chair massage?
On-site massage does not require a private room and can be offered at the workstation, in a conference or work room. The massage therapist will use a special chair in the office.
The length of a massage session is 10-15 minutes, the length of a typical work break. During the massage, the recipient is seated and fully clothed. No oil is used. Therefore, no change in attire is necessary. The massage therapist uses techniques that focus on the upper part of the body – neck, head, shoulders, back, and arms.
Why is on-site chair massage so popular?
*Immediate positive effects – employees feel better right away.
*It works for everybody and is available in a variety of work environments.
* No capital investment start-up costs. No overhead to maintain.
* Massage complements other wellness programs already in progress.
From MSNBC: “More companies are offering employees the pleasures of On-Site Massage…”
Benefits of workplace massage.
- Increases employee performance and productivity
- Reduces adverse effects associated with repetitive work tasks and prolonged sitting positions
- Appeals to a broad employee base
- Shows that the employer cares
- Improves good feelings about the workplace
- Enhances employee loyalty
- Relieves tension and tired muscles
- Requires no overhead to maintain and no capital investment for start up
- Reduces employee absenteeism
- Energizes employees and motivates them to return to work
How to initiate your on-site chair massage program
We can provide you with options to incorporate massage into your workplace wellness program. Consider an ongoing program to achieve long term results or our event package for special occasions such as Administrative Professionals Day, National Boss Day, and Birthday’s.
Are you hosting a special event and want that little extra something to help make the memories last? Try the gift of professional massage. Massage is great for the following events:
Bridal & Groom parties
Bridesmaid & Groomsmen parties
Baby showers
Family, friends, high school and collegiate reunions
Birthdays & anniversaries
Mother’s Day or Father’s Day
Pre Finals week, Post Finals week, Teachers Day
Professional and amateur sporting events