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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, our Prenatal Massage (60min) is safe for most clients when performed by trained therapists. We adjust positioning and pressure for each trimester and screen for contraindications; consult your provider if you have high-risk conditions before booking.
You'll enjoy a 60-minute, full-session focused on comfort: side-lying positioning, bolsters, gentle strokes, light pressure, and soothing ambiance. Therapist checks comfort throughout and targets areas of tension while promoting relaxation and improved circulation.
If you have a high-risk pregnancy, medical conditions, or recent complications, please obtain your provider's approval. Otherwise, routine prenatal massage is generally safe when therapists are informed and trained; we always review health history during booking.
Wear comfortable clothing, avoid heavy meals beforehand, and arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms. Inform us of your trimester and any concerns. Hydrate after the massage to support circulation and reduce soreness.
We welcome a partner to wait in the reception area. For safety and comfort, partners typically do not remain in the treatment room, but exceptions can be arranged by request and with therapist approval prior to the session.
Tell the therapist immediately; they will adjust pressure, technique, or positioning to alleviate discomfort. Treatments are monitored throughout for safety. If pain or concerning symptoms persist, the therapist will modify or stop the session and advise follow-up care.