Real Massage. Real Relief.
Even When You're Pregnant.
Therapeutic massage for pregnant and postpartum moms — on proper maternity tables with belly cutouts, by therapists trained to actually solve your pain.
“I’ve had prenatal massages before but they’re always so light. I wanted someone who would actually work on me.”
— What we hear all the time. And we get it.
Most prenatal massage ends there: a gentle side-lying rub on a half-bolster, some lotion, and a quiet room. It feels fine. Your pain is still there the next day.
We do it differently.
Our massage therapists specialize in perinatal care — which means they use proper maternity tables with belly cutouts and specialty bolsters so you can actually lie face-down or comfortably on your side. They treat round ligament pain, pelvic girdle pressure, back pain, neck tension, and TMJ — not just help you relax for an hour.
This is clinical-grade bodywork in a beautiful, welcoming space. And yes, it's available even in your third trimester.
Massage therapy that solves the problem — whatever trimester (or stage of life) you're in.
Pregnant Moms
Back pain, round ligament pain, pelvic girdle pressure, hip tightness, TMJ — we treat all of it, safely, at any stage of your pregnancy. Proper tables. Real work. Real relief.
Postpartum Moms
Your body just did something incredible. We help you recover — with therapeutic massage, and a specialty postpartum treatment with a castor oil pack that supports abdominal healing and feels AMAZING.
Active Adults
Chronic neck tension, back tightness, TMJ pain — bodywork isn't a once-a-year treat. It's how you stay MOVING. Monthly massage keeps active moms and midlife women pain-free and functional.
Specialty services you won't find at a spa.
Breech Body Balancing
A specialized massage technique designed to release tension in the "4 corners of the womb" — the muscles and ligaments of the pelvis, hips, and uterus — creating more space and balance so a breech baby has a better opportunity to turn head-down on their own. Pairs beautifully with chiropractic care like the Webster technique.
Labor Induction Massage
For moms who are full-term, ready, and want to encourage labor to begin naturally. We use specific acupressure points and targeted soft tissue work — and we're seeing great results. We never promise a specific outcome, but the stories from our clients speak for themselves.
Postpartum Massage with Castor Oil Pack
A specialty postpartum treatment that combines therapeutic massage with a castor oil pack to support abdominal recovery and lymphatic circulation. Available as early as one to two weeks postpartum for vaginal births. One of our most loved add-ons for new moms — small additional charge.
What our clients say.
"I was trying to avoid a medical induction and so I booked a labor inducing massage with her. Within 12 hrs of my massage, I went into labor and had our baby that following day."
— Kelly, Google Review
"Katie is an amazing massage therapist! I worked with her all through my pregnancy and felt soooo taken care of! She's knowledgeable (a doula herself!), intuitive, and skilled. I cannot recommend her enough!"
— Casey, Google Review
"Sarah is very knowledgeable and addresses all my problem areas!"
— L.S., Jane Review
"I not only left feeling very relaxed but also feeling more confident and more prepared for delivery."
— Kate, Google Review
Simple, transparent pricing.
No surprise bills. No hidden fees. Book online and you're ready to go.
Title | Description |
|---|---|
75-minute massage | $155 |
90-minute massage | $175 |
120-minute massage | $215 |
Castor oil pack add-on | Small additional charge |
Packages and memberships available | Contact us |
60-minute massage
| $135 |
HSA/FSA accepted. Gift cards available online — average $500/month in gift card sales makes massage a fan favorite for gifting.
Or call or text us — we're happy to help you find the right session.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is prenatal massage safe during all trimesters?
Yes — prenatal massage is safe throughout all three trimesters when performed by a therapist trained in perinatal care. Our massage therapists specialize in working with pregnant bodies, which means they know exactly how to position you, what areas to address, and how to adapt the session as your pregnancy progresses. If you have any specific concerns or a high-risk pregnancy, we always recommend checking in with your OB or midwife first.
What makes your prenatal massage different from a spa?
The biggest difference is the table. We use proper maternity tables with belly cutouts and specialized bolsters, so you can actually lie face-down and receive real therapeutic work — not just a gentle side-lying rub. Our therapists are trained in perinatal massage specifically, which means they're treating round ligament pain, pelvic girdle pressure, and back pain, not just helping you relax for an hour.
Can massage help with round ligament pain?
It can, and we see great results with it. Round ligament pain — that sharp, catching sensation on the sides of your belly — often responds well to targeted soft tissue work that addresses the surrounding hip and abdominal muscles. Rather than pushing through or waiting it out, a skilled perinatal massage therapist can help release the tension driving that pain and give you tools to manage it between sessions.
How soon after birth can I get a postpartum massage?
Most clients can come in as early as one to two weeks after a vaginal birth with no complications. After a cesarean, we typically recommend waiting until your incision has closed and your OB has cleared you — usually around six weeks. We also offer a specialty postpartum massage with a castor oil pack, which supports abdominal recovery and is one of our most loved add-ons for new moms.
What is breech body balancing?
Breech body balancing is a specialized massage technique designed to release tension in the "4 corners of the womb" — the muscles and ligaments of the pelvis, hips, and uterus — creating more space and balance so a breech baby has a better opportunity to turn head-down on their own. It is not a chiropractic adjustment and it does not manually move the baby. It pairs beautifully with chiropractic care like the Webster technique, and many of our clients use both together as they move toward their due date.
Do you offer labor induction massage?
We do, and we're seeing great results. Labor induction massage uses specific acupressure points and targeted soft tissue work that may help encourage labor to begin naturally. We never promise a specific outcome, but for moms who are full-term, uncomfortable, and ready, it's a beautiful option worth exploring."I was trying to avoid a medical induction and so I booked a labor inducing massage with her. Within 12 hrs of my massage, I went into labor and had our baby that following day." — Kelly, Google Review
Dealing with leaking, pelvic pressure, or pain during sex?
Massage is often the first step — and pelvic therapy is the next one. Our pelvic floor physical therapists work right alongside our massage team to address the root cause of what's going on in your body. Many of our clients do both.
Ready to feel better?
Book online in seconds — or call or text us and we'll find the right session for you.
