Seattle's Seated Chair Massage at the Office, Workplace or Corporate Events...

Onsite Massage Appointments  

A healthy team is important whether you are a small office or a Fortune 500!  And today, companies are increasingly turning to Onsite Massage right at the office, for its proven health benefits. Dreamclinic can help you set up a program that’s just right for your company size.

Onsite Massage is the answer to workplace stress. 
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We make it easy to bring massage to your office. 
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Our focus on long-term relationships means we are committed to your satisfaction. 
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We recognize that for long-term client satisfaction, there has to be a ‘click’ between the massage therapist and the people at your workplace. We think of it as the magic ingredient! This is why we assign the best-fit individual for your specific event or location (and if the connection just
isn’t happening, we’ll work with you until it does).

Sampling of Dreamclinic Onsite Clients

History and Overview of Chair Massage
 

Chair Massage is performed using a specially designed portable massage chair that's comfortable to sit in and gives the massage therapist easy access to a client's neck, shoulders, back, arms and hands. This seated chair approach to massage of bodywork was originally pioneered as ‘on-site massage’ for the workplace by David Palmer, who developed the first specialized massage chair in 1986. Since then chair massage has expanded into storefronts, health food stores, airports, airplanes, health fairs, convention centers, sporting events and other locations.

Because clients remain fully clothed and a chair massage session takes less time and less cost than full table massage, it has become a popular way to offer the benefits of professional massage to the general public

Tight muscles caused by stress and sitting behind a desk all day, especially at a workstation that is not ergonomically designed, can impede blood and lymph flow through the body. The result is decreased energy and susceptibility to repetitive stress injuries, like carpal tunnel syndrome. Chair massage counters the circulatory problems inherent with office work and offers an appreciated break for employees.

Even 15 minutes of massage to the neck, back, arms and hands can improve circulation, restoring energy levels and helping keep the body injury free.