Increasing numbers of businesses are bringing in therapists to help deal with aches and pains that cause drops in productivity and increases in absenteeism.

Sarah Woodrow spent 18 years running a beauty salon and now she's taking her skills as a complementary therapist to office workers with her new business, Stressuless.

She carries out therapies at the workers' desks. She told the Eastern Daily Press:

"They are not disruptive. You don't come out smelling of perfumes with your hair all over the place."