On-Site Chair Massage & Benefits
On-site chair massage is a treatment specifically designed for the workplace, as seated massage is applied in a specially designed chair that is portable and can be set up anywhere.
The chair is adapted to suit each individual and will allow you to fully relax as it takes pressure off the postural muscles that work constantly when you are in the seated position at your desk, as well as the head and neck.
How does on-site chair massage work?
There is no need to disrobe since no oils or creams are used for the treatments. It's quick, clean and easy: ideal for the workplace or other corporate events.
Each person is required to complete a safety form prior to their massage to ensure I am aware of any employee injury or ailment, so that I can best take care of your staff. Following this, I will apply soothing acupressure techniques along the back, neck, arms, shoulder and head, to leave your staff feeling relaxed and rejuvenated, relieved of stress and psychical tension.
Tailored chair massages for your staff
I care about your staff and want them to get the most out of their treatment with me. I will modify the chair massage to suit your staffs' needs and create a bespoke routine, just for them. For example, if an individual has tight shoulders or a sore lower back I can concentrate more on this area.
How long do treatments last?
The treatments can vary in time to suit which are 10, 15 and 20 minutes.
The benefits of on-site chair massage
On-site chair massage is specifically designed to be a flexible mobile treatment, and an effective way to reduce the build-up of tension in the back, neck and shoulder regions, as well as to help relieve stress.
The benefits of on-site massage are numerous and it has been shown to:
help reduce RSI
relax muscles
reduce tension
ease headaches and eyestrain
relieve aches and pains.
More importantly, chair massage treatments have been shown to alleviate the symptoms of stress, so can offer a great relief from the busy workplace, or our busy lives day to day.
After the treatment, I advise you to drink plenty of water and avoid stimulants such as tea or coffee, and encourage deep breathing and plenty of fresh air.
On-site massage is an immediately beneficial way of relieving your staff of work-related stress, and a great, cost-effective addition to any staff retention program or employee wellness program. The massages can be given in a vacant office or meeting room, although treatments can easily be given in a quiet corner of a large open-plan.