Massage for Pregnancy

Prenatal Massage

Prenatal massage uses positioning and pressure suited to pregnancy, with attention to your comfort throughout the session. Tell your therapist about areas of tension, sensitivities, and any guidance from your prenatal care provider. The session can be adjusted as your needs change, helping you make time for focused, hands-on care during pregnancy.

Back and Hip Focus

Changes in posture and daily movement can leave the back and hips feeling strained. A focused session gives these areas specific attention while keeping your comfort and positioning in view. Share which movements feel difficult and where tension builds. Your therapist can adjust the approach during the appointment rather than relying on a fixed routine.

Neck and Shoulder Focus

Neck and shoulder tension can make rest and everyday tasks less comfortable. This session concentrates on those areas and adapts pressure to your preferences. Your therapist checks in about comfort and positioning, so you can communicate what feels helpful. It is a practical option when upper-body tension is your main concern.

Comfort-Focused Session

Some appointments call for a broader approach rather than focusing on one area. This session is planned around your current concerns, preferred pressure, and comfort with positioning. Discuss what has changed since your last visit and what you would like addressed. Your therapist can tailor the session as needed, keeping the focus on your experience.