Phoenix, Arizona
Chair Massage in Phoenix, AZ
Chair massage for offices, resorts and conferences across the Valley of the Sun, from Downtown Phoenix to the chip campuses of the East Valley, delivered by licensed local therapists.
Corporate wellness event planning
Phoenix corporate wellness, planned for you.
Chair MassageYogaMeditationSound BathsTai ChiMat PilatesZumbaBarre
Sunny days deserve an easy plan. Employees pick their own time slots through a quick online sign-up, and LoDo Chair Massage & Wellness can handle the event planning too. We contract with highly rated local massage and yoga practitioners and take care of every detail, so a single phone call puts a smooth, relaxing wellness day on the calendar.
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- Two hour minimum per practitioner for each event.
- Travel within our service area is covered in our rates.**
- Gratuity is added to the invoice.
* Three minutes are added per person for a thorough cleaning and changeover. Hourly rates increase for events between 9pm and 7am.
** If your event is outside the Phoenix metro area, call for a quote.
*** See our corporate wellness packages for recurring weekly, biweekly and monthly classes.
Office hours in Phoenix, Arizona
Seven days a week, 365 days a year.
Mon-Fri: 9am-6pm MST
For on-site chair massage at your Phoenix office, start with the quote form below to get an estimate, then give us a call with any questions: (480) 887-8750. Practitioners are available seven days a week, and after hours on request, for:
- Corporate massage
- Workplace massage
- Event massage
- Convention massage
See our corporate wellness packages, or add on-site yoga classes to the same visit.
How it works
Massage anywhere, in three easy steps.
Integrate massage into your business or event for stress reduction. That’s it, we take care of the rest.
Contact us
Fill out the quote form or call (480) 887-8750 to talk through your event.
Get a quote
We get to work and send a free estimate customised to your event.
Schedule
Pick the date and times for chair massage, yoga or meditation.
Chair massage in Phoenix
Where can we bring chair massage in Phoenix, AZ?
Anywhere. Offices, resorts, conventions and company celebrations across the Valley of the Sun.
Wherever the Valley gathers, we can set up. Chair massage draws a crowd to your booth at the Phoenix Convention Center, gives guests something to remember at a company retreat in a Scottsdale or Camelback resort, and makes a welcome thank-you for a team that just closed a big quarter. Chairs, supplies and a calm, unhurried presence come along with every practitioner.
Phoenix has grown into one of the country's busiest business hubs, with banks and insurers along the Camelback Corridor, hospitals and research on the Phoenix Biomedical Campus, and semiconductor fabs and suppliers from north Phoenix to Chandler. Companies here compete hard for skilled people, and a wellness perk that employees actually use is an easy way to stand out and keep the talent you have.
Our therapists travel the whole Valley, from the towers of Downtown Phoenix and the Arizona State University campuses in Downtown and Tempe to offices around the Biltmore, Sky Harbor and Scottsdale, and out to the tech corridors of Chandler and the West Valley.
Call LoDo Chair Massage at (480) 887-8750 to plan your chair massage event in the Phoenix metro area today.
What we're all about
Massage done right is medicine for mind and body.
- 2008Started in Denver
- 7Days a week
- 5Rated by our clients
The company was founded in 2008 in Denver, CO, built around a simple idea: massage therapy belongs where people work. Glowing reviews and repeat clients carried that idea well beyond Colorado, and the Valley of the Sun is a natural home for it.
Workplace wellness is our specialty and our whole focus. You get quick, friendly answers from your first call, and we stay with you through the final appointment, so your people walk away loose, refreshed and in a sunnier mood.
Long hours at a screen, a clean-room bench or a conference booth wear on the body without much warning. Most people only notice when it becomes a stiff neck, tight shoulders or a tension headache. Massage therapy is simple preventative care that lowers stress, sharpens focus and brightens morale, and offering it at work tells your employees clearly that their well-being matters.
Request a quote
Tell us about your event.
A few details and we'll send a written estimate for chair massage at your Phoenix office, with no surprises.
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm MST. Practitioners available seven days a week.
Meet the practitioners
Chair massage therapists in Phoenix, AZ.
Licensed therapists in our network cover Phoenix and the surrounding Valley for weekly, biweekly, monthly or quarterly visits, with package discounts for large events, returning clients and referrals. Curious who has hosted us before? Our client list has the answer.
Abby
Abby is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Andrew
Andrew is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Antoine
Antoine Lamar Ratliff is a calming presence with healing hands and a generous heart. His training spans Pranic healing, aquatic bodywork, craniosacral therapy, myofascial release, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi and chair massage, and he blends energetic, therapeutic and deeply relaxing work into a session made for each person on his chair or table.
Bernard
Bernard keeps learning and offers a range of techniques tailored to each client. From sports injuries and rehab to active stretching and pain management, he works with your body to get you feeling the way you should again.
Cozy
Cozy sees massage as a partnership between you, your body and her experience. Her approach is flexible, integrated and customized to your needs, meeting you wherever you are. She has practiced massage since 2003, and corporate chair events, office parties, conferences and table massage are all part of her repertoire.
Cristal
Cristal is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
David
David Jarvis completed 815.5 hours of training at Cortiva Institute and graduated in 2018. He believes massage can benefit everyone by encouraging the body to heal itself naturally, and he became a therapist to help people live with a balanced relationship between mind, body and soul.
Eireann N.
Eireann wasn't sure massage was for her when she started, but by the time she finished 815.5 hours of training at the Arizona School of Massage Therapy, she knew no other career would suit her so well. She loves the beauty and service industry, and the sense of camaraderie and calm she finds in this work keeps her motivated.
Erika
Erika is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Erin H.
Erin Hamilton, LMT, graduated from the Cortiva Institute of Massage Therapy. She is passionate about helping clients find relief and relaxation in a professional, safe setting, and she sees massage as a tool that helps people thrive and live a holistic, manageable lifestyle. The many modalities she practices can help people with a wide range of conditions.
Ge Anne
Ge Anne is originally from the Philippines and has been a massage therapist since 2010. She loves helping to "fix" people, and her specialties are deep tissue and trigger point therapy.
James
James, who goes by Jim, specializes in corrective work that incorporates stretching. He has worked alongside physical therapists, chiropractors and physicians, taught sports massage at Arizona massage schools, and treated endurance athletes, professional competitors, Olympic hopefuls and weekend warriors. A background in personal training and martial arts shapes his belief that everyone needs a cohesive plan to be physically and mentally healthy.
Jennifer
Jennifer grew up in Wisconsin and graduated from the Wisconsin School of Massage Therapy in 2014 before moving to Arizona in 2015. She loves helping people feel good about themselves and specializes in Swedish and therapeutic massage.
Joann
JoAnn Clinton spent two decades as an IT systems engineer, and she brings that problem-solving mind to every session, looking for the most effective way to relieve a client's pain. A Reiki Master Teacher since 2004 and a licensed massage therapist in Arizona, she is skilled in neuromuscular therapy, lymphatic drainage, Lypossage, deep tissue, sports massage, craniosacral therapy, reflexology and visceral manipulation, and she is committed to lifelong learning.
Katia
Katia is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Krystal
Krystal is a massage therapist, aesthetician and energy worker. She is skilled in many modalities, including medical massage, cupping, reiki, prenatal massage, kinesio taping, chakra clearing, CBD massage and Theragun techniques.
Leonardo
Leonardo is passionate about massage culture and has devoted himself to building a solid practice.
Marci
Marci Lilly believes in self-healing, science and universal energy, and she gives her all to massage, aesthetics and other advanced modalities. She trained at the Arizona School of Massage Therapy and encourages regular massage as part of maintaining health. Her aim is to help clients help themselves toward balance and well-being.
Marisa
Marisa Richmond is originally from Detroit and lived in Columbus, OH before moving to Phoenix. She holds a BFA from Ohio University and an MA from Marywood University, and earned her massage therapy license after attending the Arizona School of Massage Therapy in Phoenix.
Mark
Mark Martin has been a licensed massage therapist since 1998, when he graduated from the Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College, and he has taken continuing education classes every year since. He has worked at athletic events and in hospitals, hotels and businesses.
Meredith
Before becoming a massage therapist, Meredith spent decades as a legal secretary, and the long hours left her arms numb from her neck to her fingertips. Looking for a natural alternative to medication, she tried deep tissue massage and felt immediate relief, and she decided to help others the same way. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology, graduated from Cortiva Institute, has been licensed since 2010 and is also an accomplished energy healer.
Michele
Michele has provided massage therapy since 1995. She graduated from Westwind Academy of Massage in Phoenix and continued her education at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts in Tempe. She specializes in Swedish, therapeutic, trigger point and reflexology work, and relieving neck tension and headaches is her favorite part of the job.
Mikylah
Mikylah is a licensed massage therapist who practices structural integration, which works the body's connective tissue, or fascia, to improve posture and relieve pain. She also offers deep tissue, sports and Swedish massage, and finding the root cause of pain is central to her approach.
Natalya
Natalya was born and raised in Almaty, Kazakhstan, where she earned a BA in Psychology and worked as a counselor. She graduated from the massage therapy program at Pima Medical Institute in Arizona in 2012 and specializes in deep tissue, trigger point and myofascial release, with much of her experience alongside chiropractors.
Rafael
Rafael has practiced therapeutic massage since 1987 and has more than 10,000 hours of hands-on experience.
Samantha
Samantha is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Sysavanh
Sysavanh is a licensed massage therapist in Phoenix, AZ.
Zekiel
Zekiel became a massage therapist after years of construction work left him in chronic pain and massage helped more than anything else. He graduated from Cortiva Institute in 2016 and practices Swedish, sports, deep tissue, reflexology, cranial work and structural integration, with specialties in Russian sports massage and body treatments.
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