Prenatal Massage Sessions and Options
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Choose from 60 or 90 minute pregnancy-safe treatments for optimal relief.
Prenatal Massage - 90 Min
$135.00Prenatal Massage benefits include reducing muscles pain, swelling, and stress by improving circulation and regulating hormones. It can also improve sleep, reduce anxiety, help with headaches, and may even lead to shorter labor and fewer complications. A Prenal pillow is used to support client by lifting the abdomen and breast allowing clients to lie face down in a comfortable safe position.
Prenatal Massage - 60 Min
$105.00Reduce swelling, when your feet, legs, and hands start swelling during pregnancy, it is often caused by reduced circulation and increased pressure on the major blood vessels. Relieve Lower Back Pain, Improve Sleep, Reduces Stress, Increases Relaxation.
Why Choose Our Prenatal Massage
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Experienced therapists provide safe, comfortable care tailored to pregnant clients.
Certified Pregnancy-Safe Techniques
All massages use pregnancy-approved positions and gentle pressure to reduce swelling and relieve tension safely.
Trimester Specific Care
Therapists adjust techniques and positioning according to trimester to ensure maximum comfort and medical safety.
Reduces Back Pain & Swelling
Focused massage techniques target lower back muscles and lymphatic drainage to reduce edema and improve mobility.
Calming Relaxation Experience
A soothing environment combined with breathwork and gentle touch helps reduce stress and improve prenatal sleep.
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Wonderful prenatal massage experience. Thank you, Debbie!
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Common Prenatal Massage Questions Answered
Answers to common concerns about safety, timing, and benefits of prenatal massage.
Yes. Prenatal massage is generally safe throughout pregnancy when performed by therapists trained in pregnancy care. Techniques, pressure, and positioning are adjusted for each trimester. Always inform your therapist of medical conditions and get your healthcare provider’s approval if you have complications.
Avoid massage if you have pregnancy complications like preeclampsia, unexplained bleeding, clotting disorders, or infections. Postpone if your doctor advises restriction. Always disclose medical history and symptoms before booking so your therapist can determine if treatment is appropriate and safe.
Expect a consultation, pregnancy-safe positioning (side-lying or supported prone), gentle to moderate pressure, and focus on lower back, hips, and legs. Sessions may include lymphatic techniques to reduce swelling and end with aftercare advice for continued comfort at home.
Yes; gentle lymphatic drainage and circulation-enhancing techniques used in prenatal massage can help reduce edema and improve comfort. Regular sessions, hydration, and elevation recommendations from your therapist can further support fluid reduction, but discuss with your provider for persistent or severe swelling.
Frequency depends on needs and trimester—many clients schedule weekly or biweekly sessions for persistent pain or swelling, others opt monthly. Your therapist will recommend a plan based on symptoms, medical history, and response to treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider if uncertain.
Mild soreness, tiredness, or increased urination can occur briefly after a prenatal massage; these are usually temporary. Severe pain, dizziness, or unusual symptoms warrant contacting your healthcare provider. Communicate discomfort during the session so your therapist can adjust techniques.
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