Massage is the oldest known remedy for aches, pains and down-right sore muscles.

Once only thought of for the elite, massage is now a recognized therapy for everyone suffering from minor aches and pains to people who have stressed their muscles for years.

Massage is now affordable, relaxing and fun. More and more business executives and sports enthusiasts are taking advantage of this great way to reduce stress.

Reward your employees for outstanding work and performance.

Sessions are tailored to your needs:

1/2 hour session                  $30.00

15 minute session                 $15.00

Dennis is a Licensed Massage Therapist in the State of Florida and is Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. He graduated from the famous Daytona Institute of Massage Therapy and is a member of the American Massage Therapy Association. He is continually expanding his techniques through the study of neuro-muscular therapy. On-Site Seated Chair Massage

On-site massage is done in an office chair or a specially-designed portable chair the therapist brings with them. There is no oil, and it takes place while you are fully dressed. Most of the stress relief comes from massage of the muscle trigger points around the shoulders and neck, hands and fingers.

On-Site Seated Chair Massage for the Workplace.

What is your health worth?

Relieve stress

Improve Employee Morale

Increase Productivity

Lower Health Care Costs

Show Your Staff You Care Benefits

Reduces muscle tension

Calms nerves

Increases circulation

Boosts energy

Improves performance

Provides a complete change of pace so you can relax and rejuvenate. It's Easy To Schedule:

Set a time. Make a single session or establish a routine.

A portable massage chair can be setup in any location. "A positive attitude helps maintain my focus and enables me to give my clients a professional treatment that is enjoyable and beneficial." Dennis O'Brien "I had 30 minutes before my next meeting. I kept telling the therapist that I needed to leave within 15 minutes. He said only 5 minutes had passed. I couldn't believe it. I felt like I had been there an hour." (Chet Ellsworth, Insurance Executive, Orlando)