The chair tips you back until your spine lets go. Rollers travel the length of your back; cushions press your calves and feet. Pick the strength, then stop thinking about it.
What happens on the day
- 1ArriveA few quick health questions.
- 2SettleWe tip you back and show you the controls.
- 3Let goThirty minutes, neck to feet. Change it whenever you like.
- 4LingerUp slowly, then tea in the lounge.
What you might notice
Everyone is different. This is what people tell us most.
- Shoulders an inch lower
- A proper switch-off in thirty minutes
- Pressure exactly how you like it
- Rested enough to nap
Benefits
Rollers travel the length of your spine while air cushions press your calves and feet, and the zero-gravity recline takes the load off your back. Thirty minutes covers what a hands-on massage covers, without the appointment.
- 01Muscle tension and tight shouldersMechanical pressure loosens tight tissue and improves local blood flow
- 02Stress and anxietyMassage lowers stress hormones and heart rate during and after a session
- 03Better sleepRelaxed muscles and a slower heart rate carry into the evening
- 04Circulation and stiff legsCalf and foot compression moves blood that pools when sitting
- 05Posture and desk strainRegular release of the upper back; many desk workers report sitting easier
The chair is for comfort and relaxation. For pain or an injury, a physiotherapist is the right route.
Good to know
- Chair
- Full body, with a zero-gravity recline
- Wear
- Whatever you arrived in
- Strength
- Several settings. Softer, firmer, or stop
- Sound
- [Confirm whether the hood plays music]
- First visit
- Allow ten extra minutes
First time? Your questions answered
Can I change the strength?
Yes. Softer, firmer, or stop. It is your session.
Do I need to undress?
No. Keep your clothes on.
Is it OK if I am pregnant?
Please ask us first. We may suggest something else.
It is for you if
- You spend all week at a desk
- You want a massage without the small talk
- You have half an hour and want to use it well
Before you book
If any of these apply, tell us in your enquiry. We check it is safe before your first session.
Talk to us first if you have
- A back or neck injury, or recent surgery
- A pregnancy
- Osteoporosis, or a pacemaker
This is an overview, not a complete list or medical advice. If in doubt, ask your GP first.
