Corporate Massage

Corporate Massage Party

Whether your company is hosting a seminar for other companies or you are holding workshops for your own company at the Holiday Inn, a stress-buster massage party is the perfect way to relieve tension and socialize with colleagues, both present and future, after a hard day of work. Free your staff from the cycle of repetitive stress injuries. Repetitive stress injuries cause up to 1.8 million injuries per year across the United States, costing industries over $20 billion in annual revenue. Our massage programs are designed to increase your employees’ health for optimal workforce performance. Massage has been proven to reduce tension and stress, while addressing a wide variety of work and non– work related conditions. Join the growing number of corporations that are embracing massage as a cost-effective employee retention strategy.

What can massage do for your employees:

• Increase flexibility, range of motion, and circulation
• Increase resistance to illness
• Reduce Tension Headaches
• Relieve pain associated with carpal-tunnel syndrome
• Relieve Low back, shoulder and neck tension
• Generate energy and reduces fatigue

What this means for your organization:

• Higher employee moral
• Decreased Repetitive Stress Injuries
• Reduced employee sick days and turnover
• Increased productivity
• Reduce workers' compensation claims

The average workweek is increasing from 40 to 50 hours, or more. The average employee is assuming more and more responsibilities while dealing with unprecedented challenges. All of this creates an alarming amount of stress on American workers.

Stress impacts the work environment by:

• Reducing productivity and morale
• Increasing absenteeism and turnover
• Raising the cost of employee benefits
• Increasing workers' compensation claims

Massage is a scientific discipline that offers practical and definitive results while addressing physical and mental tension. Massage affects the whole body by releasing muscle tension and freeing tissue that can bind the joints. It can increase circulation, improve blood flow, and improve overall health of organs.

Massage at the workplace has become popular in many companies nationwide because of its stress reduction benefits and the low cost of implementation.

Easy and Convenient!

Instead of a traditional massage table, we provide a specially designed portable massage chair. The chair can be set up anywhere at your worksite and everyone can participate regardless of physical condition or fitness level. The massage is performed while your employees are in work attire and requires no change of clothes, showers, or lotions and oils.

Each massage session is approximately 10, 15, or 20 minutes. The sessions are no longer than a coffee break, but much more beneficial.

The massage will focus on the areas of the body most prone to stress such as the shoulders, neck, upper back, head and arms. The results are immediate and your employees will return to work rejuvenated and refreshed.

Massage for Stress

"Massage reduces production of specific stress hormones and improves the functioning of the immune system." Maria Hernandez-Reif, Director of Massage Studies, TRI

“Studies have shown that massage improves bottom line of employers because massage recipients were more alert.” Touch Research Institute and the Univ. of Miami

"The healing power of a simple massage is so great that it deserves to be an integral part of medicine and health care." Dr Mark Bricklin, Editor, Prevention, America's Leading Health Magazine, February 1996

"It's increasing in popularity. It's become a definite part of disease prevention and health promotion programs in the workplace." Matthew Guidry, senior advisor to the director of the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion

“A study conducted by Beth Israel-Deaconess Center for Alternative Medicine Research and Education and the Center for Health Studies in Seattle concluded that therapeutic massage was an effective treatment for providing long-lasting benefits for patients suffering from chronic low back pain. In fact, researchers hypothesize that massage might be an effective alternative to conventional medical care for persistent low back pain. ”