Relief and Comfort with Pregnancy Massage Care
Massage therapy specifically tailored to the needs of expectant mothers, also called prenatal massage. Positioning and technique are adapted throughout pregnancy for comfort and safety, and sessions are available from a quick 15 minutes up to a full 120 minutes. A good option for moms-to-be dealing with the aches and tension that come with pregnancy.
Available Pregnancy Massage Session Lengths
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Flexible session lengths from quick relief to full prenatal relaxation and support.
Pregnancy Massage - 15 Minutes
$60.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Pregnancy Massage - 30 Minutes
$80.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Pregnancy Massage - 45 Minutes
$100.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Pregnancy Massage - 60 Minutes
$120.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Pregnancy Massage - 90 Minutes
$160.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Pregnancy Massage - 120 Minutes
$200.00Therapy specifically tailored for the expectant mothers needs. It is also called pre-natal massage
Why Choose Pavlov Therapeutic Massage
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Expert prenatal care with safe positioning, trained therapists, and personalized treatment.
Certified Prenatal Therapists
Licensed therapists trained in pregnancy massage techniques ensure safe, comfortable sessions adapted to each trimester and client needs.
Customizable Session Lengths
Choose between 15 and 120 minute sessions to target persistent pain or enjoy comprehensive prenatal relaxation.
Safe Positioning Techniques
We use pillows, bolsters, and side-lying positions to protect mother and baby while maximizing comfort.
Relief For Pregnancy Aches
Focused work on hips, lower back, and shoulders reduces muscle tension, improves circulation, and eases pregnancy discomfort.
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Pregnancy Massage Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common prenatal massage questions about safety, timing, and what to expect.
Yes, pregnancy massage is generally safe when performed by trained prenatal therapists. Techniques and positioning are adapted for each trimester to protect mother and baby. Always inform your therapist about medical conditions and obtain obstetrician approval if you have a high-risk pregnancy.
Many clients begin prenatal massage in the second trimester, but some benefit from earlier sessions. Therapists will modify techniques as pregnancy progresses. Discuss timing with your healthcare provider, especially if you have a history of complications or specific medical concerns.
We offer session lengths from 15 to 120 minutes to suit busy schedules or deeper therapeutic work. Short sessions target specific areas while longer appointments provide full-body prenatal care and relaxation tailored to your needs and trimester.
Wear comfortable, loose clothing you can easily remove if desired. Many clients keep underwear on while therapists drape appropriately for privacy. Discuss any preferences or sensitivities beforehand so your therapist can ensure comfort and proper access to treatment areas.
Yes. Certain conditions like preeclampsia, uncontrolled high blood pressure, active bleeding, recent blood clots, or other high-risk issues may rule out prenatal massage. Always complete a health intake and consult your obstetrician if you have concerns before booking a session.
Frequency depends on your needs and pregnancy stage—weekly or biweekly sessions are common for chronic pain, while monthly or as-needed visits suit general relaxation. Your therapist will recommend a schedule based on symptoms, comfort, and any medical guidance from your healthcare provider.
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Published On: September 12, 2026