Frequently Asked Questions

• Q. How does office massage work in practice?

  A therapist visits your Oxford office with a portable chair and runs through short individual sessions, usually 10 to 30 minutes, seeing up to roughly 24 people across a working day.

• Q. Why are Oxford employers taking this up?

  With the university sector and a growing tech and science base competing for staff, onsite massage has become a straightforward way for Oxford employers to look after their teams and stand out while doing it.

• Q. What areas of Oxford do you reach?

  We cover the whole of Oxford, including the city centre, Oxford Science Park, Cowley and Headington, plus the wider Oxfordshire area. Let us know your location and we’ll confirm.

• Q. How far ahead do we need to book?

  Short notice can often be accommodated, though booking early gives you the best shot at your preferred date and therapist.

• Q. Can we set this up as a regular arrangement?

  Yes, plenty of Oxford clients book weekly, fortnightly or monthly, and ongoing bookings qualify for a reduced rate.

• Q. What's the cost likely to be?

  It comes down to session length and headcount. Send over your numbers and we’ll put together a quote.

• Q. What do we need to provide to get started?

  Just a date, headcount and your Oxford location. We handle the rest, you only need to supply the space and a list of attendees.

• Q. Do staff need to change clothes for this?

  No, chair and desk massage are both done fully clothed, so there’s no interruption to anyone’s working day.

• Q. Do you cover events as well as regular office bookings?

  Yes, we’re regularly booked for Oxford conferences, launches and exhibitions in addition to standard workplace sessions.

• Q. What's the most people you can see in a day?

  Around 24 per therapist, depending on how long each slot runs. For bigger teams, we can send multiple therapists to work at once.

• Q. What kinds of organisations use this in Oxford?

  Universities, research bodies, tech and biotech firms, and professional services, among others. Any desk-based team tends to see the benefit.

• Q. What about staff who split their time between home and office?

  We can time sessions around whichever days your team is actually in, and can also talk through remote wellbeing options for anyone working from home.

• Q. Does this fit within our health and safety obligations?

  Our therapists are qualified, insured, and DBS checked where relevant, so this sits comfortably within standard health and safety policy.

• Q. Can this be part of a wider wellbeing plan?

  It often is. Oxford clients frequently pair massage with things like mindfulness workshops, yoga or nutrition sessions as part of a broader programme.

• Q. Can sessions be arranged outside standard hours?

  Yes, early mornings, evenings and weekends can all be arranged, particularly useful for events or shift-based teams.