Massage therapy at your workplace
Sunisa Phlakla, Registered Massage Therapist, comes to your offices for full 60 or 90-minute treatment sessions. Your employees leave with a receipt their group insurance accepts.
Request a quoteYour wellness budget goes twice as far
Sunisa is a Registered Massage Therapist with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario. Each employee receives a receipt in their own name, accepted by most group insurance plans for massage therapy.
In practice: you give a real treatment, and the employee can claim part of it back through their benefits. The same budget delivers twice the value.
When companies call
Sunisa works on a table, in full sessions — a format that suits human-sized teams and ongoing programmes particularly well.
Employee wellness programme
Recurring on-site sessions — half a day a week or a month. Your employees book their own slot; you have nothing to administer.
Executive and leadership benefit
A full session does more than fifteen minutes for the roles carrying sustained stress.
Employee appreciation day
A gift that stands apart from catered lunch: a real treatment, with a claimable receipt on top.
Team retreat or offsite
Sunisa travels to your retreat venue in the Ottawa region, for as long as you need.
Film, TV and production sets
Long days and crews carrying heavy gear. Sessions on location between takes.
Small offices and practices
Under twenty people, a single day is often enough for the whole team.
Practical questions
Everything an HR or office manager asks before picking up the phone.
How much space do you need?
A private, quiet room — an unused office or a small meeting room is enough. Allow roughly 2.5 m by 2 m for the table and room to move around it. No power outlet is required.
How long is each session?
Sixty or ninety minutes, exactly as in a home visit. These are full massage therapy treatments, not a quick taster.
How many employees can be seen in a day?
Typically four to six, depending on session length and the schedule you set. For a larger team, we spread it over several days.
What do we need to provide?
Just the room. Sunisa brings the table, fresh linens for every person, and everything else.
Can our employees claim it on their benefits?
Yes. Sunisa is registered with the College of Massage Therapists of Ontario, so each person receives a receipt in their own name, accepted by most group insurance plans for massage therapy. Your wellness budget goes twice as far.
How does billing work?
Either way: a single invoice to the company, or individual receipts to employees who pay themselves. Both work, including a mix of the two.
Do you carry insurance?
Yes. Sunisa carries professional liability insurance, and her CMTO registration can be verified with the College.
Where do you travel?
Ottawa and the surrounding area — Nepean, Barrhaven, Kanata, Orléans, Gloucester, Westboro, the Glebe, Stittsville and Gatineau. For somewhere further out, get in touch; it is often possible.
How much notice do you need?
One to two weeks for a full day. For a fixed-date event, earlier is better — the best slots go quickly.
Request a quote
Tell us what you have in mind. Sunisa replies within one business day with a costed proposal.