29 Soothing Gifts For Massage Therapists That Will Help Them Relax and Unwind

You'll be rocking and rolling with this foam massage set. Use the prickly balls to reach those tough knots and release tension in your muscles and fascia. There are five accessories in the set to help you maximize the massage you're able to get.

Sink into bliss with the Pillow Back Massager, your personal relaxation station. With dual heat zones, adjustable intensity, and 3D rolling massage from lower back to neck, it melts away stress while you lounge like a luxury spa guest.

This vest might not be peak fashion but it'll get your fascia in peak shape. While they're taking care of housework after a long shift, a massage therapist can wear the warming, vibrating vest to relieve their own aches and pains as they get some necessary housekeeping done.

Give a massage therapist a chance to take a load off during a massage with a foot stool that doubles as a small bench. The petite stool folds up neatly so they can take it to and from house calls and has a padded seat for comfort.

The most important part of being thankful is being genuine about it, and Affirmators are as genuine as they come. The box of cards are designed with self-help in mind, without all that woo woo BS that makes people roll their eyes at anything self-helpy.

Alleviate neck and shoulder pain from the comfort of your home using this chiropractic neck and shoulder relaxer. It’s made from soft dense foam and designed to relieve neck and shoulder pains in as little as ten minutes.

Take a nap to get your best massage yet, we're serious! Kick back on this mat covered with little "flowers", which are actually carefully crafted acupressure massagers that release tension in soft tissue and melt soreness in muscles.

A lamp that you can use to get a massage? That sounds like a winner! You can bask in the warm, soothing glow of this Himalayan salt lamp while getting a massage from the warm, small, orb-shaped stones. The lamp sits on a wooden base and is made from salt sourced from Pakistan.

Don't let your eyes deceive you, after a few sessions with this massager you'll really be looking younger! The device combines heat and compression to reduce under-eye bags and darkness, heal eye strain, and help you sleep better.

The hands are filled with spots that are used in trigger point massage and stress-relieving reflexology, but we use them so often we hardly think about it. This hand massager encourages you to take a beat and enjoy a pulsating, heated massage that'll lower tension throughout your whole body and make your hands feel new.

You don't see these a lot outside of the massage therapist's office but they can work wonders at home, too. The TENS device uses electric pulses to stimulate muscles, which feels like a massage. The result is pain relief and over time, you'll feel that relief cumulatively.

After a long day of using their hands to make clients feel better, the nicest thing you can do for a massage therapist is make their hands feel better. This hand massager delivers ultimate relief with 3 massage settings (which knead hands using 4 massage heads) and 2 heat settings.

Make it a little easier for them to make house calls with a massage chair that folds up neatly into a bag. This lightweight model has pads that are 4" thick to ensure clients sit in comfort and can be adjusted to fit clients of all sizes and heights.

If you don't know what a PSOAS is, consider yourself lucky. When it starts to hurt it's pretty much the worst. This muscle relief device will help a massage therapist get a deeper knead when working out stiff posterior muscles without fatiguing their hands.

A massage feels great but have you ever scratched *that one itch* that you hadn't been able to reach? Now that feels amazing. With this miracle device you can massage that spot and get a fab massage with one simple stroke.

The MBLEx is the test that all massage therapists have to take in order to get their Massage and Bodywork license. Help them take a few steps ahead of the rest of the crowd with this box of cards. They're packed with the vocab, study tips, pathology, ethical guidelines, and more that they need to know to pass.

A five-gallon bucket of oil is to a massage therapist what a gift of socks at Christmas is to a 30-year-old, the best thing ever. It's the one thing they use the most and with this bucket on hand, they're not going to run out for a while. Plus, it smells like lavender.

After a day of dealing with difficult clients, a massage therapist can reduce their own tension with a coloring book. Shading in playful designs is a creative and relaxing way to make their troubles melt away. The book has 50 pages, some with pretty florals others with pretty quotes to boost their mood.