Absenteeism Prevention
Supporting teams, workload and sustainable employability
Some occupations demand a great deal of body and mind, day in, day out. Think of employees in greenhouse horticulture, flower nurseries, garages, workshops, production environments, logistics and the industrial sector. People who work long days, stand or walk a great deal and work in an environment with a wide variety of materials, substances and influences.
It is precisely for these groups that it can be valuable to consciously build in a moment of calm now and then.
The foot bath offers a special experience in which relaxation, well-being and personal attention take centre stage. Over the course of 35 to 45 minutes, space arises to let go of the busyness of the day, to come to rest and to give yourself some attention for a moment. Many participants experience the session as a moment of relaxation, renewed energy and a sense of relief after an intensive working day.
With several foot baths, sessions can be organised in small groups, allowing larger teams and departments to take part as well. This makes it a valuable addition to a vitality programme, team day, departmental outing or as a relaxed conclusion to a busy working week.
This experience is particularly appreciated among flower growers, greenhouse horticulture employees, mechanics, technicians and workers within the industrial sector. Not only because of its relaxing character, but also because of the sense of renewal and well-being that many participants describe afterwards.
Calm · Relaxation · Renewal · New Energy
Within companies, work can be done with a combination of different forms of support, depending on the needs of the team or the organisation.
The Foot Balance ritual is a relaxing foot treatment focused on calm, grounding and reducing overstimulation.
Particularly suitable for employees who:
The ritual supports a moment of slowing down and relaxation in a busy working environment.
Sound therapy and phonophoresis work with sound, vibration and tuning forks to support relaxation and body awareness.
During the sessions, work is done with various instruments and frequencies that are often experienced as calming and deepening.
This method can contribute to:
Within the services there is also room for one-on-one guidance and reflection.
This may consist of:
This form is low-threshold and focused on insight, balance and personal development within the work context.
The services can be deployed within:
The arrangement is always tailored to the organisation, the context and the practical possibilities.
The services focus on:
This is emphatically not about medical treatment or resolving complaints, but about complementary support for wellbeing and vitality.
Prior to taking part in the sessions, a medical history form is used which employees complete in advance.
The purpose of this form is to gain insight, in a careful and professional manner, into relevant points of attention regarding health, resilience and any contra-indications.
On the basis of this information, an assessment is made of whether participation is possible in a responsible way within the sessions offered.
If there are indications where extra caution is advisable, or when it is not appropriate to take part, it is always advised to first contact a doctor or attending healthcare provider.
The medical history form is treated confidentially and used solely for the safe and responsible execution of the sessions.
The sessions can be carried out on location within organisations or in a suitable practice setting. The duration and form are tailored to the situation, group size and needs.
Work is done with calm, attention and professionalism within the working environment.
These services are intended as complementary support for vitality within organisations and do not replace medical, psychological or occupational health care. In case of complaints or doubt, it is advised to consult a doctor or qualified healthcare provider.
