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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Prenatal Massage.
Yes, prenatal massage is generally safe throughout pregnancy when performed by trained therapists who modify techniques and positioning for each trimester. Therapists avoid certain pressure points and prone positioning. Always inform your therapist of medical history and any complications prior to treatment.
During early pregnancy therapists may use side-lying or semi-reclined positions. Later trimesters commonly use side-lying with bolsters for support. We prioritize comfort and circulation, adjusting positioning frequently and offering pillows to relieve pressure points and promote fetal safety.
Certain conditions such as preeclampsia, uncontrolled hypertension, active bleeding, or a history of blood clots may require clearance or contraindicate massage. Always consult your obstetrician and inform our staff of any medical issues so we can adapt or postpone treatments as needed.
Therapists use gentle Swedish strokes, light myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, and soft connective tissue techniques tailored to trimester-specific needs. Pressure, speed, and focus areas are adjusted to reduce discomfort while avoiding deep or invasive techniques unsafe in pregnancy.
If you have gestational complications or are high-risk, your provider may recommend clearance. For uncomplicated pregnancies, clearance is usually unnecessary. When in doubt, obtain written approval so our therapists can safely deliver suitable prenatal massage without risking maternal or fetal health.
Sessions typically last sixty minutes, though 30- or 90-minute options may be available. Expect a thorough intake, gentle positioning, soothing techniques, and post-massage hydration or self-care tips to manage swelling, discomfort, and relaxation at home.