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Celebrate the Miracle of Pregnancy Through Tranquil Relaxation
At The Well, we understand that pregnancy is a unique and beautiful journey that deserves moments of pure tranquility. Our Prenatal massage services are thoughtfully designed to provide expectant mothers with the care and relaxation they deserve during this extraordinary time.
No matter if it’s your first child, or an exciting new addition to your family, the ten months of pregnancy can be very demanding on the body and mind of a mom-to-be. Pregnancy is an impeccable time to receive a massage, as it promotes relaxation and releases positive endorphins, and helps manage the new pains and discomforts, allowing both mom and baby to leave happier.
60 | 90 minute sessions
Alleviate common pregnancy discomforts, such as lower back pain, swollen ankles, and muscle tension, to help you feel more at ease.
Enjoy better sleep quality as a Prenatal massage can help relieve insomnia and promote more restful nights.
Experience profound relaxation, reducing stress and anxiety levels to promote a sense of well-being.
Promote healthy blood flow, reducing the risk of edema and varicose veins, and ensuring optimal oxygen and nutrient delivery to both you and your baby.
During a prenatal massage, you can expect a nurturing and supportive experience tailored to your needs. The session begins with a thorough consultation, where your therapist will discuss your pregnancy journey, any specific discomforts, and your overall wellness goals. After this, you’ll be guided to a comfortable position, either using a pregnancy bolster for support or lying on your side, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the massage.
The therapist will then use techniques focused on relieving tension in areas such as the lower back, hips, and shoulders, while also enhancing circulation. Modest draping techniques will be used to maintain your privacy and comfort. As the massage progresses, you’ll likely feel a deep sense of relaxation, helping to alleviate common pregnancy-related aches and promote overall well-being. The session concludes with a calming atmosphere, leaving you refreshed and ready to embrace the next stage of your journey.
Prenatal massage is a specialized massage designed specifically for pregnant women, focusing on their unique needs and providing relief from the common discomforts associated with pregnancy. Utilizing either pregnancy bolsters, or pillows to allow the expecting mother to be positioned comfortably and safely on their sides, facedown, and/or slightly upright in a reclined position.
Prenatal massages are typically considered safe for all stages of pregnancy, but the approach may vary. During the first trimester, massages are usually more gentle and focus on relaxation. As pregnancy progresses, therapists adapt techniques to address specific discomforts. It's essential to communicate with your therapist about your stage of pregnancy so they can customize the treatment accordingly.
Yes, prenatal massage is generally safe when performed by a qualified massage therapist trained in prenatal techniques. It's essential to consult with your healthcare provider before starting massage therapy, especially if you have any complications, or are considered a “high-risk” pregnancy.
Massages are beneficial throughout the entire pregnancy, however, the second trimester to full term (weeks 13- 40+) is often the best time to receive prenatal massages as many early pregnancy discomforts have typically subsided.
We use bolsters and pillows to help support mom and baby giving relief on the lower back, or in a side lying position comfortably propped with pillows to give you a sense of comfort and tranquility. Special pregnancy bolsters allow mothers to be face down comfortably, taking pressure of the low spine and hips, allowing full relaxation.
Prenatal massage sessions last either 60, 90 or 120 minutes.
Some clients may choose to receive massage in the first trimester. Always consult with your healthcare provider to ensure it’s safe for you.
After your massage, it's important to stay hydrated, rest if needed, and listen to your body. You may also want to avoid strenuous activities for the remainder of the day.