Wellbeing,
wherever you are.
Professional mobile massage for workplaces, healthcare teams, care communities, events and organisations supporting people affected by cancer. A little time to pause, brought directly to you.
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can have the biggest impact.
Health and wellbeing shouldn't be something we only think about when we're already burnt out. The Body Reset makes it easier to prioritise our health by bringing professional massage to the places where life happens.
A reset for every setting.
Everything begins with a conversation.
There are no instant bookings or one-size-fits-all sessions. We'll talk through what you're looking for, any relevant needs and the practical details before confirming a session.
- Mobile service — I bring the necessary equipment
- Flexible arrangements for different environments
- Professional, insured and individually adapted sessions
Staff wellbeing,
made simple.
Bring a thoughtful moment of calm into the working day with fully clothed chair massage, delivered at your workplace.
A wellbeing break that fits around work.
Short, individual chair massage sessions can offer employees a welcome opportunity to pause during a busy day. They're practical to organise, require no change of clothes and can be arranged as a one-off event or recurring visit.
- Usually 5–10 minutes per person
- Fully clothed; no oils required
- Massage chair and supplies provided
- Suitable for team appreciation, regular visits and wellbeing days
- Early mornings, evenings and weekends can be discussed
2 hours
A focused visit for smaller teams or a wellbeing taster.
3 hours
More time for larger teams and busy workplaces.
4 hours
An extended workplace wellbeing experience.
Regular visits
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly arrangements.
Confirmed standard workplace rates. Travel and bespoke requirements are discussed individually.
Easy for you. Comfortable for your team.
Tell me about your team
Share your preferred date, location, staff numbers and the kind of session you're imagining.
I'll bring everything
We'll agree the practical details, including a suitable space and a realistic session schedule. I can also share a simple Google Docs staff sign-up sheet in advance to make arranging individual slots easy.
A moment to pause
Staff enjoy brief individual sessions, with comfort, consent and suitability considered for each person.
A small gesture that makes staff feel valued.
Taking time to recognise the people behind your business can make a meaningful difference to how they feel at work.
Whether it’s a staff appreciation day, a particularly busy period or part of an ongoing wellbeing programme, bringing massage into the workplace offers employees a chance to pause, recharge and feel appreciated.
It’s a thoughtful way to show your team they’re valued, support morale and contribute to a positive workplace culture.
No need for a dedicated treatment room — a quiet office or meeting room can become a welcoming space for a short wellbeing break.
Frequently asked questions
Care for the people
who care for others.
A dedicated reduced-rate workplace wellbeing offering for eligible healthcare and community organisations.
A moment for your team.
Healthcare and community staff often work demanding shifts and spend their days supporting other people. These visits are designed to fit around the practical realities of care environments.
Short, fully clothed chair massage sessions can be arranged around breaks, handovers or staff wellbeing days, subject to a suitable space and local requirements. Visits can be scheduled flexibly around early starts, late finishes and night shifts, subject to availability and a suitable setting.
- Hospitals and healthcare teams
- Hospices and community care organisations
- Suitable charities and community services — by discussion
- One-off sessions or recurring wellbeing visits
Two-hour chair massage visit
Designed to help eligible healthcare and community organisations make staff wellbeing more accessible.
Eligibility, travel, setup and any longer sessions to be agreed before confirmation.
Behind every person receiving care is someone giving it.
From busy hospital wards and community clinics to hospices and support services, healthcare staff give so much of their time and energy to others. Their own moments of rest matter, too.
A short seated massage offers a practical opportunity to pause, unwind and ease everyday muscle tension — without changing clothes or leaving the workplace.
- Short sessions arranged around shifts and breaks
- Early mornings, evenings and night shifts considered
- One-off appreciation days, pilot visits or regular wellbeing programmes
Wellbeing that works
for your event.
Professional chair massage for conferences, exhibitions, Christmas celebrations, networking events and more. A memorable experience that gives guests a moment to pause.
Wellbeing fits beautifully, whatever the occasion.
Simple, professional
and stress-free.
I bring the massage chair, equipment and supplies. Guests remain fully clothed, with no oils or changing required. Sessions can be as short as five minutes, making them easy to fit around your programme.
A thoughtful addition to your programme.
From a small networking breakfast to a busy exhibition hall, we'll discuss the right session format, timings, venue setup and guest flow.
One therapist cannot massage every attendee at a large conference. We'll agree a realistic capacity and discuss whether a longer visit or additional therapists would be appropriate.
Tell me about your event.
Select your event type, approximate attendance and preferred massage duration. You'll see an indicative package before continuing to your enquiry.
Conference or exhibition
Three-hour chair massage attendance
Indicative event rates for discussion: 2 hours £300 · 3 hours £400 · 4 hours £500 · 6 hours from £700. These are not automatic bookings or guaranteed quotes.
Event size is not the number of guests guaranteed a massage. We will confirm arrangements personally.
Event questions, answered.
Bring something special
to your residents.
For activity coordinators and care teams planning spa weeks, special wellbeing experiences and regular massage visits.
Every resident is different.
Massage is approached with patience, sensitivity and respect for each person's preferences. Sessions may take place in an appropriate chair, massage chair or on a session table, depending on mobility, comfort and suitability.
Fully clothed options and massage without oil may be available. For people living with dementia, Parkinson's or frailty, we'll discuss individual needs, consent, communication and any necessary involvement of their care team.
- Adapted to individual comfort and mobility
- Options for seated and fully clothed sessions
- Visits to a resident's own room where suitable
- Organisation-funded programmes and regular community visits
- Weekly, fortnightly or monthly arrangements
Organisation-funded wellbeing visits
Looking to add something special to your activities programme? Your organisation can fund a spa afternoon, wellbeing day or recurring visits for residents.
We'll discuss your group size, preferred format, visit length and location before providing a tailored quote.
One-off and regular visits available. No automatic bookings.
Working with residents, families and care teams.
Resident-funded sessions
Residents or family members may wish to arrange and fund a personal visit.
Regular community days
Arrange familiar recurring visits for residents who would like ongoing opportunities to participate.
Care team collaboration
We can discuss access, communication and appropriate support with staff and family where relevant and with consent.
Frequently asked questions
Wellbeing that feels welcoming.
From a special spa afternoon to a familiar regular visit, each session is thoughtfully adapted to your residents and the setting you call home.
Something lovely for your activities calendar.
Are you planning a spa week, a themed wellbeing day, a resident appreciation afternoon or looking for a new regular activity? I can bring professional massage directly to your care community, adapting sessions to individual residents and your setting.
Spa weeks & special events
Offer something different during a themed week, seasonal event or residents' wellbeing day.
Regular community visits
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly sessions arranged around residents' routines and your activities programme.
One-off taster afternoons
Explore whether residents enjoy massage before considering an ongoing arrangement.
How can sessions be funded?
Organisation-funded
Your organisation funds an agreed visit or block of sessions as part of its residents' activities programme. Ask for a tailored quote.
Resident or family-funded
Residents or their families fund individual sessions within an organised community visit. Current rates: £35 for 30 minutes or £50 for 60 minutes.
Shared funding
Discuss a contribution from the organisation alongside optional resident or family payments, where appropriate.
Minimum visit length, consent, clinical suitability and practical arrangements are agreed with the organisation before any booking is confirmed.
Compassionate care,
alongside your team.
Adapted oncology massage for people affected by cancer and their families, delivered in partnership with hospitals, hospices and cancer support organisations.
Looking for an oncology massage therapist to work alongside your team?
Whether you're a hospice, hospital, cancer support charity or healthcare provider, The Body Reset can explore ways to introduce or complement massage within your patient and family support services.
I'm an independent massage therapist with specialist oncology massage training undertaken with Susan Findlay. I work collaboratively with your team, respecting clinical guidance, individual consent, safeguarding and organisational policies.
Sessions are carefully adapted to each person's health circumstances, treatment history, comfort and preferences. Where necessary, appropriate guidance from their clinical team is sought before a session.
Patients & their families
Designed for people affected by cancer and their loved ones through an agreed organisational programme. For massage for healthcare employees, please see our separate Healthcare & Community Staff Wellbeing service.
A service shaped around your setting.
Regular visits
Explore weekly, fortnightly or monthly sessions within your existing supportive care services.
Patient & family wellbeing days
Introduce adapted massage as part of an organised wellbeing event or support programme.
Pilot programmes
Start with a small, agreed trial and review suitability, feedback and practical arrangements together.
Comfort, consent and dignity come first.
Oncology massage is complementary supportive care. It does not treat cancer, replace clinical care or guarantee relief of symptoms. All sessions depend on individual assessment, appropriate adaptations and any necessary clinical input.
I'd love to hear about the people you support and how a partnership might work within your organisation.
Supportive comfort for patients and families.
Oncology massage is carefully adapted to the person, their circumstances and their care plan. For some people, it may offer relief from discomfort and an opportunity to feel more at ease during a difficult time. Evidence is developing, and no outcome is guaranteed.
Comfort when living with pain
Some studies suggest appropriately adapted massage can help with certain cancer-related pain symptoms, particularly as part of supportive or palliative care. It does not treat the underlying cause of pain.
Gentle support for tense muscles
Protective postures, stress and periods of inactivity can leave people feeling tight or uncomfortable. Where suitable, gentle massage away from vulnerable areas may help ease that sense of tension.
Rest, anxiety & fatigue
Gentle, thoughtfully adapted massage offers a restorative pause during or after cancer treatment. It can help people relax, ease stress and anxiety, lift mood and feel more comfortable in their bodies. Research with people affected by cancer has also reported improvements in symptoms such as pain, fatigue and sleep difficulties. Every session is shaped around how you feel on the day.
Care around neuropathy & rehabilitation
Cancer treatment can leave hands, feet or other areas feeling tingly, numb or unusually sensitive. Adapted oncology massage can offer comfort and relaxation alongside clinical care; early research is also exploring whether particular massage approaches can help ease neuropathy symptoms. I adjust pressure, positioning and areas treated to your sensation and comfort, and work around any precautions from your cancer team.
Sources: Macmillan: massage and cancer ↗ · Memorial Sloan Kettering: massage evidence ↗ · SIO–ASCO pain guidance ↗ · NCCIH oncology evidence ↗ · Memorial Sloan Kettering ↗. Oncology massage is complementary care, never a replacement for medical treatment.
Wellbeing with
a personal touch.
Built on the belief that even a small moment of calm can make a meaningful difference to someone's day.
Why I created The Body Reset.
Health and wellbeing shouldn't be something we only think about once we're already burnt out. I created The Body Reset to make it easier for people to find those much-needed moments of calm, by bringing professional massage directly to the places where life happens.
The people who care for others deserve care, too.
I wanted to create something that could give a little of that care back.
That's why The Body Reset is built around flexibility, accessibility and a personal approach. Every organisation and community has different needs, and I'm always happy to have an open conversation about practical arrangements and affordability.
Your comfort, safety and privacy matter.
Before every session, including short chair massages, I complete a brief consultation with each person to understand their needs, check that massage is appropriate and tailor the session accordingly. Any personal information shared is handled confidentially and securely.
For more information about how consultation and session information is used and retained, please read the privacy notice.
Care, professionalism and trust.
Qualified & insured
Level 3 Diploma in Body Massage, professional insurance and First Aid training.
Professional membership
Member of the Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) and the National Centre for Integrative Medicine (NCIM), with an Enhanced DBS check.
Specialist oncology massage
Oncology massage training undertaken with Susan Findlay. Sessions remain subject to individual consultation and suitability.
Have an idea?
Let's talk about it.
Fundraising events, community wellbeing days, support groups and creative partnerships — let's explore what might work for your organisation.
Something meaningful for your community.
Are you part of a charity, hospital friends group, local community organisation or fundraising committee? Perhaps you're organising a special event, supporting carers or exploring a new way to offer moments of calm. I'd love to hear what you have in mind.
Fundraising events
Chair massage as a welcoming activity at a fundraising day, community event or special occasion.
Support & appreciation days
Wellbeing sessions for people supported by your organisation, carers or volunteers, depending on the setting.
Ideas & collaborations
Have a different concept? We can discuss practicalities, session formats and whether it's a good fit.
More than a luxury.
A moment that matters.
Massage is a hands-on approach to relaxation and physical comfort, with a growing body of research exploring how it can support wellbeing.
More than a moment of relaxation.
Massage has been practised for thousands of years, and today it continues to play a valuable role in supporting physical comfort, relaxation and wellbeing. Through skilled, intentional touch, massage engages the body's sensory and nervous systems, creating an opportunity to slow down, ease tension and reconnect with how we feel.
Calm the nervous system
Encourage relaxation and help ease feelings of stress and anxiety.
Ease physical discomfort
Help relieve muscular tension and certain types of pain.
Support better rest
Promote relaxation and help people settle into more restful sleep.
Reduce muscle tension
Ease tightness and discomfort associated with physical activity and everyday routines.
Comfort through touch
Offer reassurance, human connection and a dedicated moment of care.
Support everyday wellbeing
Create space to unwind, reset and feel more comfortable in your body.
How skilled touch supports wellbeing.
Massage stimulates touch receptors in the skin and engages sensory pathways involved in relaxation, body awareness and the perception of discomfort. Alongside a calm setting and an individually adapted approach, this can make a meaningful difference to how a person feels.
Stress, anxiety and rest
Research has identified benefits for relaxation and short-term anxiety in a range of settings. A session also creates protected time to switch off from daily demands and focus on rest.
Muscle comfort and pain
Massage can help with muscular soreness and tension, and research supports short-term pain relief for some conditions. Feeling more comfortable can make daily activities feel easier.
Care and connection
Thoughtful, consent-led touch can provide reassurance and a sense of being cared for, especially when sessions are shaped around personal comfort and preferences.
Wellbeing where life happens
From a short chair massage at work to a familiar visit in a care community, a professionally delivered session makes space for comfort, attention and calm.
Curious about the research?
Explore independent research and clinical guidance on the role of massage in health and wellbeing.
Let's make time
for wellbeing.
Whether you're arranging wellbeing for a team, regular care-community visits, a conference, an oncology partnership or a charity event, I'd love to hear what you have in mind. All bookings are discussed and confirmed personally.
Every booking begins with a conversation.
Send an enquiry
Tell me which service you're interested in, your location and what you're looking for.
We'll talk it through
I'll discuss availability, individual needs, pricing and practical arrangements with you.
Confirm together
Only after we've agreed the details personally will a booking be confirmed.
Mobile massage and wellbeing across Wiltshire & Surrounding Areas. Travel discussed individually.
Tell me a little about your enquiry.
Privacy & enquiries
The Body Reset is an independent sole-trader massage and wellbeing business. Data controller: Asmara Gibbs, trading as The Body Reset. For questions about your personal information, please email hello@thebodyreset.uk.
Enquiries by email
When you use our enquiry form, your own email app opens with the details you entered. Your message is not sent by the website itself; you need to press Send in your email app. We receive the information you choose to email, such as your name, contact details, organisation, location, preferred date and enquiry. Please avoid sending sensitive health information in your first message.
How your information is used
We use enquiry information to reply to you, discuss services and arrangements, and keep records relevant to providing our services. Enquiry emails are handled through our business email provider. We do not use enquiry details for marketing without an appropriate basis.
Keeping your information safe
We take reasonable steps to protect business communications and personal information. Ordinary enquiry emails are normally kept for up to 12 months after our last contact, unless a longer period is needed for a booking, legal obligation, dispute or another legitimate purpose. Adult consultation forms, consent information and session records are generally retained for 10 years after the last session. Records relating to children may be kept longer where required by applicable professional, insurance or legal requirements.
Consultation and session records
Before every massage session, including short chair massages, I ask each client to complete a consultation form. This may include relevant health information, medical conditions, medications and individual preferences, so I can consider whether a session is appropriate and adapt it to their needs.
Paper consultation forms, consent information and session records are kept in locked storage, with access restricted to the practitioner. They are not routinely shared with employers, event organisers or other third parties. Information may be disclosed where the client has given appropriate permission, where required by law, or where another valid legal basis applies, for example in relation to safeguarding or legal claims.
We use information needed to arrange and provide massage services on the UK GDPR lawful basis of performing a contract with you, or taking steps at your request before entering one. Where we rely on explicit consent to process health information, we ask for that consent separately from consent to massage. You may withdraw consent by emailing hello@thebodyreset.uk. Withdrawal does not affect processing already carried out, and some information may still need to be retained where another lawful basis and an appropriate special-category condition apply, including where necessary for legal claims. We will explain any such retention when you contact us.
Your rights
Depending on the circumstances, you may have rights to access, correct, erase or restrict the use of your information, or object to certain processing. Contact hello@thebodyreset.uk with any request. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner’s Office.
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The Body Reset is a mobile massage and wellbeing service across Wiltshire & Surrounding Areas. Email is the primary contact method. Business correspondence address: 31 Cranwells Park, Bath, BA1 2YD, United Kingdom. This is a correspondence address only; no massage appointments take place at this address.