Replenish - Prentatal Massage: Gentle Relief for Expecting Mothers
Nurturing prenatal bodywork using safe side-lying positioning to ease back, hip and swelling discomfort while calming the nervous system.
Our Replenish Prenatal Massage Options
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Choose between focused 60-minute or extended 90-minute nurturing prenatal sessions.
Replenish - Prentatal Massage - 60 min
$90.00Nurturing, supportive bodywork using gentle techniques and safe side-lying positioning to ease the physical changes of pregnancy. Relieves lower back pressure, hip tension, swelling, and fatigue while improving circulation and calming the nervous system. Thoughtful care tailored to each trimester.
Replenish - Prentatal Massage - 90 min
$120.00Nurturing, supportive bodywork using gentle techniques and safe side-lying positioning to ease the physical changes of pregnancy. Relieves lower back pressure, hip tension, swelling, and fatigue while improving circulation and calming the nervous system. Thoughtful care tailored to each trimester.
Why Choose Replenish Prenatal Massage
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Thoughtful prenatal care combining safety, skilled therapists, and calming techniques for mothers.
Safe Side-Lying Position
Supports belly and spine while allowing therapists to address low back and hip tension safely.
Swelling and Circulation Relief
Gentle techniques and elevation reduce swelling, promote circulation, and relieve leg and foot discomfort effectively.
Calming Nervous System
Slower rhythms, breath-focused touch, and soothing environment decrease anxiety and encourage restful sleep and overall prenatal wellbeing.
Experienced Prenatal Therapists
Licensed therapists trained in prenatal modalities tailor pressure and techniques to each stage of pregnancy.
What Our Clients Say
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Common Prenatal Massage Questions Answered
Answers to common concerns about safety, positioning, benefits, and appointment preparation.
Yes. When delivered by licensed prenatal therapists, Replenish - Prentatal Massage is safe for most pregnancies. We use side-lying positioning, pregnancy-specific cushions, and gentle, modified techniques. Always disclose medical history and obstetric concerns so we can confirm suitability before treatment.
Expect to be positioned comfortably on your side with supportive bolsters. Therapists focus on low back, hips, legs, and shoulders using gentle pressure, breath-guided rhythms, and techniques to reduce swelling and promote relaxation. Sessions end with light stretching and aftercare suggestions.
Yes. We offer a focused 60-minute option for targeted relief and a 90-minute option for deeper relaxation and extended attention to multiple areas. Your therapist will tailor the session to your needs and stage of pregnancy.
Certain conditions require clearance or deferment, such as preeclampsia, placenta previa, uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent bleeding, or deep vein thrombosis. We screen all clients and advise contacting your healthcare provider if you have questions about specific risks.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing and hydrate before your visit. Arrive a few minutes early to complete intake forms and discuss any medical updates. Avoid heavy meals immediately beforehand and bring any relevant obstetric information or practitioner guidance.
Timing depends on delivery type and recovery. Many providers recommend waiting about six weeks after an uncomplicated vaginal birth; cesarean clients may need a longer recovery. Consult your obstetrician and inform us so we can design appropriate postpartum care.