Corporate On-site Massage Now Offered in Charlottesville, Virginia

Massage By Emma and Sea Rhythms Massage LLC have teamed up to offer Corporate Massage to the Charlottesville business community.

2011-09-02

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, September 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Emma Nicholson of Massage By Emma and Tammy Mundy of Sea Rhythms Massage LLC are pleased to announce their partnership to offer Corporate Massage services to the Charlottesville business community.

Corporate massage has been shown to improve employee morale, reduce absenteeism, help with stress management, and increase productivity. A 15-minute chair massage can increase circulation, reduce muscle tension in the neck, hands, and back, and promote the release of the "feel good" hormone serotonin.

Employees report an overall feeling of wellness and job satisfaction after receiving a massage. Corporate massage has been included at special team meetings, in appreciation for a job well done, and at holiday gatherings.

Massage therapy is often not covered by insurance and is sometimes out of the financial reach of most employees. Corporate massage gives these employees the opportunity to receive the health benefits of massage at a fraction of the cost.

For more information about Corporate Massage, please contact Emma Nicholson, CMT at emmajnicholson@gmail.com or Tammy Mundy at tammy@massagecharlottesville.com

Massage By Emma & Sea Rhythms Massage are conveniently located at 513 Stewart Street in Charlottesville, VA. Please call Emma at (540) 784-8387 or Tammy (434) 409-3817 to schedule an appointment.

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