Chair massage is similar to table massage in most ways, except that instead of laying on a table, clients sits upright on special ergonomic chair fully clothed.
Chair massage is performed primarly on upper back and neck and arms over the clothes.
This method eliminate the need for privacy and space in which to undress and dress and save time.
Comments from others
“As we recruit new talent, massage is an attractive benefit for our potential new employees. We are glad we made the decision to add massage services as one of our perks.”
“Productivity and overall employee satisfaction has increased, and our customer service ratings have improved as well. Providing workplace massage for our employees has been a great investment for our company with an excellent ROI that is ultimately experienced by our customers.”
Benefits for the employees
1. Reduces stress
2. Decreases anxiety and depression
3. Relieves muscle tension and pain
4. Improves quality of sleep
5. Relieves headaches
6. Lowers blood pressure
7. Prevents repetitive strain injuries
8. Increases immune function
9. Treats carpal tunnel and tendonitis
10. Increases focus, energy and mental clarity
A whopping 85% stress reduction!
Stress levels measured before and after each massage found one of the biggest benefits of seated massage therapy to be a seriously effective office stress reliever.
Headaches are decreased by and average of 48% in duration and intensity with regular onsite massages.
