Course Overview
On-Site Massage, also known as chair massage or seated acupressure massage, is a concise twenty-minute massage administered to clients while they remain fully clothed, seated either on a massage chair or at their desk. This convenient massage service is typically offered in the client's workplace, hence the name "On-Site."
This specialised massage technique, rooted in meridian-based therapy, involves using the thumb, finger, elbow, and knuckle to apply targeted pressure on various acupressure points along the 12 major meridian lines. These points are accessible on the back, arms, neck, head, and legs.
The methodology of On-Site Massage aims to stimulate and harmonise the body's energy flow. By doing so, it triggers positive effects on the circulatory, muscular, nervous, immune, and lymphatic systems. Moreover, it prompts the release of endorphins and crucial mood-regulating neurotransmitters. Clients often experience a unique blend of revitalisation and relaxation, enhancing their ability to concentrate and remain focused.
Typically lasting for 20 minutes, the basic sequence of On-Site Massage caters perfectly to the demands of a busy workplace. This quick and dynamic de-stressing therapy allows individuals to return to their desks feeling reinvigorated and ready to channel their energy effectively.