02 / Get your bearings
A Pain Map, not a guessing game.
The $9 printable Pain Map PDF helps you organize the areas that need attention. Keep it handy at your desk or beside your self-massage kit.
Grounded care. Everyday bodies.
Your neck, hips, and back do a lot for you. Give them a minute back with simple self-massage guidance from a therapist with 20+ years of hands-on experience.
A small reset for desk days, long drives, and busy shifts.
years of massage experience behind the guidance
Short routines. Real-life schedules.
Gentle guidance. No miracle promises.
Your everyday rescue plan
No perfect posture required. Start with the spot that needs a little attention, then build a habit that fits your day.
01 / A minute for yourself
Follow 60-second videos for tech neck, driver’s hip, and nurse’s back. Practical self-massage you can make space for between the things you already do.
02 / Get your bearings
The $9 printable Pain Map PDF helps you organize the areas that need attention. Keep it handy at your desk or beside your self-massage kit.
03 / Keep coming back to you
A $19/month membership for ongoing self-massage guidance, with a $30–40 kit available separately when you want a hands-on companion.
04 / Bring the whole team
Corporate wellness workshops bring practical body-care skills to your workplace. Scope and pricing are tailored to your team.
Desk Rescue offers self-care education, not a diagnosis or medical treatment. Stay within your comfort range; stop if a movement hurts and seek professional advice for persistent or unexplained pain.
Small steps, clear prices
Your first reset
Free
Start with the free routine by email. A low-pressure way to make a little space for yourself.
Get startedA PDF to keep your self-care plan close at hand.
$9
Ongoing guidance for an everyday self-care habit.
$19/mo
A separate purchase to support your hands-on routine.
$30–40
Team sessions, priced to match the scope.
Custom
One minute is a good start
Let’s start small. Sign up for the free routine and give your hardworking body a moment of attention.
Start with the free routine