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Choose 60, 90, or 120 minute nurturing organic massage sessions.
The ultimate two-hour prenatal experience providing extensive relief for the back, hips, and legs during your pregnancy journey. This duration allows for a complete relaxation of the nervous system and a deep reduction in feelings of depression and fatigue. A comprehensive and luxurious way to care for your body and your child as you prepare for the birth of your baby.
This 90-minute prenatal session offers deep restoration and plenty of time to address the specific aches of an expecting body. By focusing on relaxation and fluid drainage, we help you manage the physical and emotional challenges of each trimester. A dedicated and organic approach to maternal health that prioritizes safety, comfort, and long-term relaxation.
An hour of gentle, targeted bodywork designed to relieve pregnancy-related pain while avoiding sensitive areas to ensure total safety. This session helps drain fluid retention and reduce the stress and anxiety that can accompany the journey to motherhood. A highly recommended prenatal care practice that supports your physical comfort and enhances your general well-being.
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Experienced therapists using organic oils to safely support pregnancy comfort and wellbeing.
Licensed therapists trained in prenatal anatomy adapt techniques to relieve back pain, edema, and pregnancy-related tension safely.
We use gentle, pregnancy-safe organic oils and botanicals chosen to nourish skin and promote deep relaxation without irritation.
Flexible 60, 90, or 120 minute sessions tailored to your trimester, comfort level, and individualized treatment goals.
Pillows, bolsters and side-lying techniques protect the abdomen and enhance circulation for safer, more comfortable treatments.
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Answers to common questions about safety, timing, and what to expect during prenatal massage.
Yes. Prenatal massage is generally safe throughout pregnancy when performed by trained prenatal therapists using pregnancy-specific techniques and positioning. We tailor pressure, avoid high-risk points, and review your medical history. Always consult your obstetrician if you have complications like preeclampsia or placenta previa.
Many clients begin prenatal massage in the second trimester, once the embryo is well established, and continue through the third trimester. Sessions are safe in the first trimester with medical clearance. Frequency depends on comfort—weekly or biweekly is common for pain and stress relief.
Inform your therapist about your due date, any pregnancy complications, recent medical history, medications, and discomfort areas. Mention prior pregnancies, blood pressure issues, or doctor restrictions. This helps tailor positioning, pressure, and techniques for a safe, effective prenatal massage.
Yes. Certain conditions like uncontrolled high blood pressure, preeclampsia, active vaginal bleeding, suspected blood clots, or placenta previa may make prenatal massage unsafe. We screen all clients and require medical clearance when necessary. Contact your OB if you have concerns before booking.
We use supportive bolsters, pregnancy-safe pillows, side-lying and semi-reclined positions, and adjust pressure to your comfort. Therapists continually check in and use organic, hypoallergenic oils. Our rooms are warm and calming to reduce strain and promote relaxation throughout the session.
Yes. Regular prenatal massage can reduce stress, ease pelvic and back tension, and improve circulation, which may support better sleep and resilience during labor. Postpartum massage also aids recovery by reducing muscle soreness and promoting relaxation in early postpartum weeks.