Nurturing Relief and Comfort with Pre-Natal Massage
Gentle, supportive sessions that relieve pregnancy discomforts, reduce swelling, and promote deep relaxation in a safe side-lying position.
Our Pre-Natal Massage Service Options
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Choose between 60 or 90 minute nurturing sessions tailored for expectant mothers.
Pre-Natal Massage – 60 Mins
$110.00A gentle 60-minute therapy designed to safely support expectant mothers. This session relieves common discomforts like backaches and swelling while promoting deep relaxation and improving circulation. It is performed with safe side-lying positioning.
Pre-Natal Massage – 90 Mins
$144.00An extended 90-minute session for expectant mothers allowing for deeper relaxation and more focused attention on relieving pregnancy-related tension. This comprehensive treatment targets the back, neck, and legs, ensuring maximum comfort and relief.
Why Choose Pre-Natal Massage With Us
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Safe, compassionate care focused on relief, swelling reduction, and maternal relaxation.
Certified Prenatal Therapists
Licensed therapists trained in prenatal anatomy provide gentle, effective techniques to ease back pain, hip tension, and leg cramps.
Side-Lying Comfort Position
Customized side-lying positioning supports the belly, improves circulation, and ensures both comfort and safety throughout the treatment.
Swelling Reduction Focus
Targeted lymphatic techniques and gentle massage help reduce edema, relieve pressure, and promote healthier fluid balance for mothers.
Holistic Relaxation Experience
Calming touch, soothing aromas, and tranquil environment reduce anxiety and improve sleep quality during pregnancy and beyond.
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Pre-Natal Massage Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about safety, timing, and what to expect.
Yes; when performed by therapists trained in prenatal care, prenatal massage is generally safe throughout pregnancy. We adapt techniques and positioning for each trimester, avoid certain pressure points, and screen for contraindications. Always disclose your medical history and consult your physician if concerned.
Many clients begin prenatal massage after the first trimester, though timing depends on individual health. Regular sessions — weekly or biweekly — can manage discomfort. We'll discuss medical conditions, high-risk status, or physician restrictions before booking to ensure safety and appropriate timing.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing or undress to your comfort level; you will be draped respectfully throughout the session. Treatments occur side-lying with bolsters for support. Your therapist will explain positioning, pressure levels, and adapt techniques for comfort and safety at every moment.
Coverage varies by insurer and policy. Some plans cover therapeutic prenatal massage with a physician’s referral for documented medical necessity. We recommend checking your benefits, obtaining a referral if needed, and saving receipts and treatment notes for reimbursement submission.
Yes. Gentle lymphatic and circulation-enhancing techniques reduce fluid buildup and ease discomfort in feet and ankles. Therapists use light, rhythmic strokes and elevation when appropriate. Results vary, and regular treatments often provide the best relief alongside physician guidance and appropriate at-home care.
We complete a detailed intake including medical history, current medications, blood pressure, and any pregnancy complications. Therapists screen for high-risk conditions, placental concerns, or preeclampsia signs. If any issues arise, we consult your healthcare provider and may modify or postpone treatment.