Corporate Wellbeing

Modern work demands often push people beyond healthy limits, leading to burnout, reduced productivity, and declining overall well-being. By bringing therapeutic massage directly into the workplace, my aim is to make stress relief accessible, convenient, and integrated into the workday—helping employees feel supported, valued, and able to perform at their best.

Investing in employee wellbeing isn’t just good for morale, it creates a culture where people feel valued, supported, and ready to perform at their best. Click the link below to download your brochure today.

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Why Corporate Massage Works

Reduces stress and burnout

In 2024-25 964,000 people in the UK were suffering from work-related stress, depression or anxiety. This is over 24% increase from 2023-24. As a result, there were 22.1 million lost workdays in 2024-25 because of stress, depression or anxiety (HSE, 2025).

Massage is well known to reduce stress. The mental health charity MIND even suggests the use of massage to manage stress. This helps prevent burnout by giving employees a regular opportunity to decompress, recharge, and reset. Especially during high-pressure periods or in roles with heavy emotional or cognitive demands.

Improves Employee Morale and Productivity

It’s not just sick days that are increasing for business across the UK. There have been countless reports across the media of productivity falling in the workplace. When employees feel cared for, their morale improves. With massage, this is a perk they feel immediately. It boosts mood, relieves frustration, and creates a sense of being valued. That translates into higher engagement, better teamwork, and a more positive attitude throughout the day. Because massage boosts energy and reduces physical discomfort, productivity naturally increases as employees return to work refreshed and more motivated.

Lower sickness absence

It’s not just stress that is having an impact on people’s ability to work. 7.1 million work days were also lost due to work-related musculoskeletal disorders in 2024-25 The cost of sick days to UK business last year was £16.4 million (HSE, 2025).

Massage is unique in that it can reduce both workplace sickness caused by stress-related symptoms and those caused by musculoskeletal issues. Regular workplace massage directly reduces these issues by easing tension, improving circulation, and supporting the body’s natural recovery processes. With fewer minor ailments escalating into time off, sickness absence decreases and employees stay healthier and more consistent in their roles.

Increases focus and performance

Massage improves mental clarity by reducing fatigue, relieving headaches, and resetting the body after long periods of screen time or static posture. Many companies find that even a 10–15-minute massage session can noticeably increase concentration and problem-solving ability. Countless studies have been completed, all of which conclude that massage positively impacts brain activity which means that employees return to tasks sharper, more present, and better able to sustain high performance throughout the day.

Enhances work culture

Offering workplace massage sends a strong cultural message: we care about your well-being. It creates a more supportive, people-centred environment where employees feel valued and appreciated. Massage days also become moments that teams look forward to which boosts connection, reducing tension between colleagues, and reinforcing a culture of balance and wellbeing. Over time, this builds a healthier workplace atmosphere with higher morale, stronger loyalty and more resilient teams.