Massage Techniques Offered by Total Massage Therapy!
Corporate Chair Massage
Total Massage Therapy provides business owners and business managers with solutions to the many problems encountered in today’s workplace. Are you looking for a new and different approach to solving the problems of staff motivation, employee retention, employee morale, absenteeism? Chair massage is an innovative, cost-effective, easy-to-use solution to these workplace issues and many more. More and more companies are choosing chair massage to address their needs:
Offer them a Chair Massage break instead of a coffee break.
Some common workplace problems managers and owners face are:
Absenteeism
Many employees use sick time to help them deal with any day-to-day pressures they may be experiencing on the job or because stress is beginning to take its toll on their health. This has a definite impact on the bottom line. It is estimated that absenteeism costs American employers $30 billion per year. Chair massage is one solution. Let Total Massage Therapy send one of their highly skilled therapists to massage away the tension that is an underlying part of the problem. Employees will look forward to coming to work and will be absent from work less often.
Employee Morale
You want your staff to be ambassadors, not assassins. It is well understood that you get better results when you fully support your staff and recognize their efforts. Chair massage allows you to do just that. If you treat your staff well and make that extra effort to show your support, they will in turn treat your customers in kind. Happy customers are repeat customers. A chair massage program in your workplace would be a tangible way to physically support your employees by helping them overcome stress filled days. Employees often report feeling better about the organization because “the company recognizes my job is stressful.”
Stress Management
Stress can have a definite impact on the bottom line. It can take the form of increased absenteeism, less productivity, or lowered morale. Chair massage for stress management can provide immediate and cumulative results. The brief massage focuses on the key tension areas of the body and can eliminate stress at the source making for a happier work force. Stress reducing chair massage can improve your bottom line.
One-fourth of employees view their jobs as the number one stressor in their lives.
Northwestern National Life
Three-fourths of employees believe the worker has more on-the-job stress than a generation ago.
Princeton Survey Research Associates
Problems at work are more strongly associated with health complaints than are any other life stressor-more so than even financial problems or family problems.
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
Increasing Productivity
For the stress survivors who manage to get to work everyday, do not expect them to be working optimally. T National Commission on Productivity has found that only one in five employees are working at full potential. Employees cannot concentrate on their work when hethey are preoccupied with an aching back, tense shoulders, or a headache.
Total Massage Therapy’s Chair Massage programs stops stress in its tracks. Helping employees manage their stress can have a miraculous effect on increasing productivity.
Arranging Special Events
Add that special touch to your special event with Chair Massage from Total Massage Therapy. Whatever the event, a trade show, office party, or the company softball game, chair massage is always a welcome treat.
Staff Retention
Employee retention is an on going effort. Let’s face it your company can spend thousands of dollars on recruiting and training a single employee. They possess the skills you desire and are a great addition to the team, so you do not want to lose them.
It seems that in today’s job market we are all free agents, always looking for that better deal. Chair massage in your workplace can be that perk you use to hold the advantage. Chair massage fosters a real sense of caring and that makes it harder for employees to leave. Chair massage builds loyalty. Healthier, happier employees take less time off and work better.
Thank You’s
Chair massage can be a fantastic way to thank those who help with your company’s success. Build great relationships with your employees, vendors, and customers. Massage is far more memorable than flowers or a box of chocolate and can be less expensive.
Neuromuscular Therpy
is a massage technique designed to reduce or eliminate pain and dysfunction caused by muscular tension in the body. A brief postural analysis allows the practitioner to identify tight over stimulated muscles involved in the pain syndrome. Gentle pressures applied to these tissues can reduce tone, thereby restoring the necessary ease for recovery.
Sweedish or Deep Tissue Massage
as it is often referred to, will generally be more effective for someone desiring a greater overall sense of relaxation. When the body has begun to tense from the over stimulation of our fast paced lives, this combination of light superficial stroking, followed by gradually deeper and deeper palpation will leave the client with a feeling of tranquility and deep relaxation. This therapy can improve circulation, lower blood pressure, restore healthy digestive function, and reduce the harmful effects of stress.
Sports Massage
offers a combination of tension relieving strokes and stretches designed to dissipate the excessive tensions that build up during athletic activities. Many athletes find massage to be a beneficial adjunct to their program. It serves to improve overall performance and decrease frequency of overuse injuries.
ART (Active Release Techniques)
is a soft tissue management system. ART was originated by Dr. P. Michael Leahy. An ART provider can palpitate muscular injuries and nerve entrapments, which can cause numbness and tingling. ART providers can address scar tissue which may have restricted range of motion and caused compression over nerves or blood supply. An ART provider can address injuries related to auto accidents, sports, repetitive motions or routine hard work. After assessing the injury, an ART provider palpitates the specific condition and uses patient motion for the problem area. Although session duration and frequency vary according to the severity of the injury.