Corporate Massage

Increasingly businesses across the United States are discovering something that athletes have known since the first Olympics; massage improves competitive performance.

Massage has become well-known for its many relaxing and health promoting benefits. You may have a pretty good idea of the benefits of receiving a massage on a massage table in a private massage office or spa setting. But you may not know about chair massage, also known as corporate massage.

You may be surprised to learn that studies have shown that chair massage can boost alertness and reduce the effects of stress, and that managers are noticing that chair massage can play a role in improving morale and reducing turnover. I’m sure you would be interested to know about a wellness program that can save you money and increase productivity.

Chair massages can reduce stress, pain and fatigue. They also can alleviate symptoms of depression, improve function of the immune system, and increase workers' ability to concentrate.

Chair massage has been shown to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation while simultaneously enhancing employee alertness. Employees receiving massage show an increase in speed and accuracy on math computations. Alleviation of depression and reduction of job stress are additional benefits.

We create an environment where employees can really escape from the work day and just take a moment to let the stress melt away. They return revitalized and refreshed.

Major corporations including the Ford Motor Company, American Airlines, AT&T, and American Express are enjoying the benefits of on-site chair massage therapy. They are finding that massage optimizes employee performance and helps in decreasing on the job injuries.

More than half of all employee absence can be attributed to stress induced hypertension, headache, and even chronic pain. Massage as a wellness/stress management tool fits well into the new generation of business leaders. Optimum efficiency calls for stress management.