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Wellbeing in the Workplace

Employee Health and Productivity Go Hand in Hand

A mentally and physically healthy individual is more optimistic, creative and motivated. 

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Good Health is Good Business

Stress, depression or anxiety and musculoskeletal disorders accounted for the majority of days lost due to work related ill-health in 2020/21. 

17 million days lost due to stress, depression or anxiety. On average, each person suffering took 18.6 days off work.

7.3 million days lost due to musculoskeletal disorders.

On average, each person suffering took 15.2 days off work.

Statistics from hse.gov.uk

How I can Help

Reflexology is totally mobile; all I require is a quiet room within your office building.

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As a non-invasive therapeutic touch therapy, reflexology is mainly applied to the feet, but can also be applied to the hands or face. Your employees remain fully clothed (apart from shoes and socks for foot reflexology) so is suitable for all ages and cultures. Relaxing in a zero-gravity reclining chair and snuggled up with a soft blanket, anyone can enjoy the benefits of this holistic therapy. 

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As a fully insured member of the Association of Reflexologists, I abide by their code of ethics and conduct. You can be assured of absolute confidentiality and sensitivity.

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The Benefits Include:

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Reduced absenteeism

Fewer sick days

Increased wellbeing and motivation

Increased loyalty

Increased satisfaction within the workplace

Reduced pain

Increased feelings of support

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Is now the time to offer reflexology to your workforce?

Help them choose stress reduction the natural way and achieve approved wellbeing and productivity.

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Let's work together to define a treatment package that works for you.

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