Pregnancy massage

is more than just relaxation.

Various flowers, including pink and green hydrangeas and pink peonies, are laid out on a white surface, with some greenery and scattered petals visible.
Hands arranging various flowers, including pink peonies, white and green hydrangeas, and orchids, on a white table with scissors, ribbon, and vases.
A woman with a pregnant belly standing against a plain white wall. She is wearing a black crop top, an unbuttoned blue shirt, and black shorts, with her hands resting on her abdomen.
A massage therapist is pressing down with one hand on the pregnancy table, which has a circular cutout in the center. The person's arm is extended over the cutout area.

Before booking

  1. How many weeks pregnant are you?

  2. Any pregnancy complications?

  3. If you’re unsure whether massage is suitable, please check with your doctor or midwife.

Every session is tailored to you.

  • Your stage of pregnancy

  • Your comfort level

  • Your symptoms on the day

As your baby grows, your body changes too. It’s common to experience:

  • Lower back discomfort

  • Sore hips and glutes

  • Neck and shoulder tension

  • Tired, aching legs and feet

  • Tension headaches

Pregnancy doesn’t mean you have to live with pain.

If you’re experiencing discomfort during pregnancy, I’d love to help.

Every pregnancy massage is different.

Some moms prefer a gentle, relaxing massage.

Others benefit from a more focused remedial treatment to help ease muscle tension and improve comfort.