On-Site Corporate Chair Massage
What is On-Site Chair Massage?
On site chair massage is a highly effective technique that provides an immediate sense of vitality and well being. A 15-minute massage to the neck, shoulders, back, arms and hands is performed right in the office setting.
The person receiving the massage sits comfortably, fully clothed, on a specially designed portable massage chair. The Massage Therapist, using a variety of techniques, relieves tension in the neck, back and shoulder muscles, reducing stress and increasing productivity.
On-Site Massage in your Office:
Massages can take place in any quiet location such as an unused conference room, office, or break area. Prior to massage day, a sign up list should be circulated so that employees interested in receiving a massage can reserve their preferred time slot. On massage day, employees show up for their reserved time and when they are done they will remind the next person on the list that it is their turn. This helps maximize efficiency of employee’s time.
Holistic Care Approach provides all paperwork for the On-Site Chair Massage events.
For further information or to schedule a Corporate Chair Massage event contact Holistic Care Approach at (616) 361-9221.
Cost is $60.00per hour – therapists are able to see three clients per hour.
The Benefits of On-Site Corporate Chair Massage.
Companies across the nation are using On-Site Chair Massage to relieve stress, reduce tension, and increase productivity. Seated Chair Massage provides hard working employees with a convenient method of alleviating the stress inherent in these competitive times.
Businesses, even small ones, are finding that chair massage makes a great bonus, improves morale and encourages employees to work longer.
Clinical Studies by the University of Miami’s Touch Research Institute show the benefits of chair massage have quick results. After massage, subjects experience an increase in alpha brain waves creating more energy and heightened alertness, resulting in greater productivity. Studies also show that job stress costs the U.S. economy $200 billion annually through diminished productivity, compensation claims, absenteeism, health insurance, and direct medical expenses.
In addition to better performance, massage increases circulation, stimulates the lymphatic system and creates a stronger immune system helping to reduce employee absence.
On-Site Chair Massage is a cost effective way to show your employees how valuable they are.
Wendy Schweifler
Wendy has over 12 years experience as a massage therapist and 3 years experience as a chiropractic assistant. She graduated from the Santa Barbara School of Intuitive Massage in 1995 and the Connecticut Center for Massage Therapy in 2000. She is a licensed massage therapist in the State of New York. Her continuing education specialty is in myofascial techniques.
Mary Beth Holtz
Specializing in the One Brain System developed by Three in One Concepts and Therapeutic Massage.
Mary Beth has been practicing in the holistic health field since 1990. Her credentials include Massage Therapist, Advanced Practitioner (specializing in energy works), Facilitator (Three-In-One Concepts, Inc. One Brain system). Mary Beth is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Healing Science from the Barbara Brennan School of Healing. Besides private practice with adults and children, Mary Beth has worked in corporate settings involved with training, motivation, and education others on aspects of health and movement.
Shelly Winney
Shelly Winney joined HCA in November of 2007. She graduated from Blue Heron Academy in 2005 and is nationally certified through the American Medical Massage Association. In addition to working at HCA she works at Plainfield Chiropractic Office. She specialized in chronic pain issues including, but not limited to arthritis, fibromyalgia, lupus, chronic fatigue, back and neck pain as well as sports infuries. She offers therapeutic massage, reflexology, healing tough, pregnancy massage and chair massage 4 days a week at HCA. She holds a BA from Eastern Michigan University in political science and women’s studies.
Molly Zimmerman
Molly has a Bachelor of Arts in English from Michigan State University. She is also a graduate of CenterPoint School of Massage and Shiatsu Training in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Her 700-hour training includes Shiatsu Anma, Namikoshi Shiatsu, Moxa, Cupping, Auricular Therapy, Tuina and Foot Reflexology. She is a member of the American Organization for Bodywork Therapies of Asia.
Michelle Doetsch
Michelle is Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCTMB)and is a Certified Infact Massage Instructor (CIMI). She is also a Reiki master and Kundalini Energy Hedaling master. Her education also includes a Bachelor of Science degree in biology from Grand Valley State University.
Michelle specializes in therapeutic massage, hot stone massage, ear candling, Reiki, aura and chakra balancing, and pregnancy massage. She also teaches private and community classes in infant massage to parents and caregivers. Michelle is a member of Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals (AMBP) and the International Association of Reiki Practitioners (IARP)
Penny Thompson
Penny graduated from the Health Enrichment Center School of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork in 1997. She joined the staff of Holistic Care Approach in 2006 as a chair massage therapist. She is also a certified Canine Massage Therapist.
Aimee Divine
Aimee Divine has been with HCA since November 2006. She has a business degree from Montana State University and Massage certification from Desert Institute of the Healing Arts in Tucson, AZ. After graduating in 2002 she worked in a chiropractor office and a women’s fitness center before coming to HCA. Her specialties’ include deep tissue massage, pre and post natal, massage, lymphatic, reflexology, and chair massage. She has extensive training and experience treating whiplash, repetitive injuries, carpal tunnel, sciatica, disk disease, and sport injuries.
