Corporate

Regular treatments mean staff are better able to cope with stress and work more effectively under pressure.  Absenteeism and sickness is reduced. Increased productivity and financial benefits for the company are the visible results.  Employee morale is lifted as employees feel valued.  Research shows huge financial savings to companies because employees are less likely to be sick. * 

Corporations are begining to realise the benefits of reflexology for staff wellbeing and as a way to increase productivity.  A little investment goes a long way to keeping staff and maintaining a healthy happy environment. 

With reflexology there is no need to undress, just slip off your shoes and start to feel the benefits of relaxation immediately.

Length of individual reflexology foot massage can vary to suit from 20 to 45 minutes.

Please contact us for a quote.

* Reflexology work saved a Danish employer US$3,300 a month in fewer sick days for employees in addition to improving the work environment. "… Reflexology had been used to help the staff of the Scandinavian Airline's Cargo Department. They employ approximately 60 people and handle 2.4 million documents a year. Here is a statement made by the employees:

" 'Our work is done through computers and people spending many hours in a chair doing their work, resulting in aching shoulders and back. Since we employed our reflexologist … we have experienced a substantial decrease of people being ill and away from work. The approximate amount is 20,000 Danish kroner a month (US$3,300). It has not only a physical effect, but also a psychological effect. There is a much better atmosphere in the department, because the employees feel there is something being done about their problems... Before we used to stay at home when ill, now we see the staff go to work anyway because they know they can get a treatment and feel better.'" Eriksen, Leila, Reflexology: Research and Effect Evaluation in Denmark, Danish Reflexologists Association, Denmark, August 1995, pp. 15 - 16"

http://www.reflexology-research.com/Abstracts.html#pgfId-425934