Chair Massage
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Chair massage is a clothed massage that combines the compression and tapotement found in Swedish massage, the acupressure found in Shiatsu, and the stretching found in Thai massage. In the workplace, chair massage is a great way to help rejuvenate and motivate employees.
Because we travel to you, there is little productivity time lost. In addition, a workplace chair massage will instantly boost morale! A regular program of massage will increase loyalty and decrease absenteeism. Massage has even been shown to have a positive effect on people who suffer from depression and Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Typically, corporate chair massage is scheduled by the employer to last anywhere between 7 and 15 minutes per employee, with time on site and number of employees being taken into account. Consider chair massage for: - Employee Appreciation Days - Company Wellness Programs - Holiday Parties - Trade Show Booths |
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Rates |
per therapist, per hr (2-4 hrs) .....$65 per therapist, per hr (5+ hrs) .....$60 |
Ask about the employee pay option *A single therapist can be booked online.* **For a large event, call or email to request a customized package and quote.** |
Self Care Class
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This class is designed to While it is no substitute for a full massage from a professional, self massage can help reduce discomfort at work and at home.
Learn aches and pains that remove the focus at work.
* How and when to use heat and cold * How and when to use analgesic and warming creams * How to use a massage ball * What areas respond best to what techniques * How to incorporate stretching |
Office Yoga
Aromatherapy for the Workplace
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This course acts as an introduction the practice of aromatherapy and the use of essential oils. Long valued for both the aesthetics of their scent and their ability to naturally aid in healing, essentials oils are an easy, safe and economical way to manage the stress and pain.
Learn facts about which oils to buy as well as some of the health benefits of popular oils like lavender, peppermint, and tea tree and the mood enhancing benefits of lemon and sweet orange. |