Questions about chair massage
How long is a seat?
Ten, fifteen or twenty minutes. Most offices choose fifteen. We set one length with you in the quote so the hours and the headcount line up.
Do guests undress?
No. Chair massage is fully clothed and seated, with no oil. Guests keep their shoes on and rest their chest and forehead on a supported chair.
How many people can one therapist see?
About three an hour at twenty minutes, or six an hour at ten. We work out how many therapists to bring from your headcount and the hours you want covered.
What space do you need?
A quiet corner about six feet square for each chair, with a few chairs nearby for guests who are waiting. A break room, a conference room or a hallway alcove all work.
Who runs the sign-up sheet?
We send a sheet with the slots already marked. Someone on your side posts it by the break room or sends it round, and we take over on the day.
Can anyone sit?
Almost anyone. Guests who are pregnant, healing from surgery or an injury, or living with a medical condition should ask their doctor first and tell the therapist what to avoid.
Do you work at schools?
Yes, for teachers and staff. We never seat students, and we plan the day around your bell schedule.
Where do you travel?
Independence and eastern Jackson County, plus Blue Springs, Lee's Summit, Raytown, Grain Valley and Kansas City. If you are farther out, ask us.
How far ahead should we book?
Two weeks is comfortable for an office day. For a conference, send us the date as soon as you have it.
Should we tip?
Tipping is optional. Guests may tip their therapist, or your office may leave a thank-you at the sign-up table.
What if we need to cancel?
Please tell us at least seven days ahead to move or cancel an event. If weather or illness gets in the way, tell us and we will find another date.
How does pricing work?
The quote is set by the number of therapists, the hours and the distance. We send it in writing before anything is held.
Still have a question?
Call, or send a message with your date.