What to expect
Sessions are adapted to your changing needs, with attention to positioning, pressure, and comfort. Prenatal and postnatal care are individualized rather than treated as the same experience.
Who it may suit
Expectant and new parents seeking relaxation or relief from everyday muscular discomfort may choose this service. Pregnancy circumstances, delivery type, and recovery stage influence suitability.
Potential benefits
- An opportunity for relaxation and personal care.
- Possible relief of pregnancy-related back discomfort.
- Potential short-term improvement in postpartum comfort and mood.
Your comfort comes first
Share your pregnancy or recovery history and any guidance from your maternity care team. Complications or postoperative restrictions may require coordination before treatment.
A CLOSER LOOK
Research spotlight
Massage during pregnancy
A small study of 26 pregnant women compared massage with relaxation therapy over five weeks. The massage group reported improvements in back pain, sleep, mood, and anxiety.
The sample was small. These findings do not justify promises about birth outcomes.
Read the study — Field et al., 1999 ↗Massage after birth
A randomized study of 112 women after vaginal delivery found improved immediate physical discomfort and mood after massage compared with bed rest.
This single-center study does not establish long-term results or the same effects after a C-section.
Read the study — Yamasaki et al., 2026 ↗Your session, personalized.
Choose a single service or combine appropriate techniques. Select oils and creams are available upon request—all included in your session.
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