Feel Good - Work Better
The Benefits of On-Site Massage

Absenteeism rates due to mental health conditions have doubled since 2010 (ONS)

 

Work-related stress, depression, or anxiety increased by over 155% between 2002/03 to 2021/22 (HSE)

 

1 in 4 people had a mental health issue during 2021/22; stress was the chief contributing factor (MIND)

 

Regular massage or acupressure alleviates physical and mental tension by targeting pressure points to relieve headaches, muscle tightness, and fatigue leading to a calmer, more relaxed workforce, which in turn reduces absenteeism due to stress-related conditions.

Presenteeism (present but unable to work to full capacity) has more than tripled since 2010 (Vitality)

 

87% of businesses reported stress as one of the top causes of lower productivity and poor performance during 2015 (CIPD)

 

Prioritising employee well-being increases productivity by 15% (World Economic Forum)

 

Acupressure and massage promote physical relaxation while enhancing focus and productivity. By improving blood circulation and releasing tension from the back, neck, and shoulders, employees experience increased mental clarity and energy levels leading to a more engaged workforce.

In 2021, 61% of organisations increased their focus on mental health and wellbeing, up from 37% in 2016 (Thriving at Work Report)

 

Companies prioritising employee wellness have 26% lower turnover rates (CIPD)

 

UK business see a return of £5 for every £1 invested in employee well-being programmes (Deloitte)

Incorporating massage and acupressure into the workday fosters a positive work culture. Offering wellness services shows the company values its employees' well-being, leading to higher job satisfaction and retention. offering unique benefits like on-site acupressure can set a business apart,