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Would you like us to come to your place
of work and provide on-site holistic treatments?
Typical treatments might be Indian
head massage, back and
shoulder massage, and reflexology,
as these are effective, convenient, and
can be timed to suit your needs. Below you
will find a wealth of information to help
you.
We're local to Peterborough, Stamford,
Oundle, Uppingham, Oakham, Corby
and Kettering in the East
Midlands, however we also have
on-site massage clients further afield.
Please make
an enquiry if you want more information
or wish to confirm a booking.
There are two packages available, both
of which can be tailored to suit your needs
if necessary. These are:
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The employee
pamper day includes eight 30-minute holistic
treatments per day per therapist. This package
focuses on rewarding and pampering employees
as well as benefiting their health. |
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The employee
short treatment package includes ten 15-minute
mini treatments per 1/2 day per therapist.
This package focuses on quick but effective
stress relief and less on pampering and reward. |
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Price £300 per therapist + expenses |
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Package
Price £150 per therapist + expenses |
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Why should you provide on-site
massage to employees?
They will help you get the most out of
your staff by:
- Improving employee health, for example
by reducing stress levels.
- Decreasing absence from work due to
poor health.
- Improving performance and productivity.
- Motivating your staff and improving
morale.
- Reducing staff turnover.
- Introducing a staff incentive/reward.
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“The
therapy days created a real buzz in the office
and my staff loved them. This event had the
highest take-up of all staff activities or
events previously offered. Will definitely
repeat - well worth the investment.”
MD, Vital Marketing Ltd |
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They will
help to give a good impression of you as an
employer, and therefore attract excellent
new staff.
They will help improve your corporate reputation.
They can contribute to the benefits package
you offer employees.
They can help you meet health and safety requirements
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How does massage achieve this?
Positive effects on employee health:
1. Stress relief.
2. Improved mental and emotional well-being, which
helps with conditions such as anxiety and depression.
3. Improved concentration.
4. Lowers blood pressure and heart rate.
5. Relief of chronic pain caused by conditions
such as RSI, back pain.
6. Relaxes tense tight muscles and removes knots.
7. Reduces muscle fatigue by removing lactic acid.
8. Increased blood flow to and from the area being
massaged, which helps cell regeneration and removal
of waste products and toxins.
9. Increased flow of lymph away from area being
massaged, which helps with removal of waste products,
toxins, and excess fluid.
10. Improves muscle tone (if done regularly).
11. Improved skin condition.
Aside from the positive health benefits massage
treatments are very enjoyable and will be greatly
appreciated by employees.
The following table may help you make a decision
as to which package to go for, depending on what
you’re trying to achieve. For each factor the
package that scores better is ticked. If they’re
both ticked they rate about the same for that
factor. This is simply comparing one package to
the other and is not meant to indicate effectiveness
in any other context.
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Pamper
Day |
Short Treatment
Session |
Notes |
| Employee health benefits |
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Shorter treatments will be
less beneficial overall plus locating the
chair in a public place may inhibit stress
relief. Privacy is required to achieve full
relaxation. |
| Cost effectiveness |
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The short treatment session
is more immediately effective because more
employees can be treated. However, loss of
benefits relating to employee morale and health
may negate this. |
| Employee morale |
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| Work schedule disruption |
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Short treatment sessions don’t
disrupt employee schedules as much as longer
treatments. |
| Reward/incentive |
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| Corporate reputation |
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| Contribution to benefits
package |
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| Space requirements |
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The pamper day requires a
room to be vacated for use as a treatment
room. Short treatment session may require
a more private space to be identified to position
a massage chair. |
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