Massage can be a great stress reducer for people facing deadlines, job uncertainty and the stress of competing in a global economy. Few people turn down a chair massage. The schedules for massage at our corporate massage sites fill up quickly. And our corporate clients use chair massage benefits as an incentive when hiring new staff. 

We can help your company reap the benefits of a professional massage therapy program. Consider Working Well Massage as an extension of your employee benefits menu, or for your next holiday party, employee appreciation or wellness event, birthday, or health fair.

A Low Cost Benefit with a High Payoff
Chair massage or a catered lunch? A Working Well Massage program costs less than most employee benefits. What can we do for your company and staff?

• Increase employee retention–Who wants to leave a company that provides staff with massages!

• Improve productivity–People in pain are less productive. Massage helps reduce staff muscle pain and stress.

• Enhance corporate culture–Companies that give their staff massages are more ell regarded by employees.

• Decrease absenteeism–Who wants to be sick on massage day!

• Improve job satisfaction–Employees that are less stressed report greater job satisfaction.

• Help attract high-quality candidates–Tout your Working Well massage program in interviews with potential new hires.

• Provide a great reward and incentive–Top performers feel an immediate reward for their hard work when they get a massage.

How Often Can We Bring in Working Well Massage Therapists?

It's up to you, the Working Well Massage client. We can bring our special blend of stress relief to your office or event on a one-time basis, weekly, monthly, or any frequency that works best for you and your staff.

How Do I Set Up Working Well Massages  at My Office or Event?
Call us at 773-206-9676 or email us at info at workingwellmassage dot com to discuss your company’s specific needs. We will create a custom proposal for your needs promptly!

Note: Massage therapy is not a substitute for medical care. If you have a chronic illness or injury that does not subside quickly, it is best to seek medical attention. Massage therapy should not be used to replace your regular medical care or to delay seeing a doctor about a medical problem. Much research exists underscoring the physical and psychological benefits of massage therapy. Feel free to ask us for more information.

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