Prenatal massage is a specialized massage therapy designed for expectant mothers. It focuses on relieving the unique discomforts associated with pregnancy, such as back pain, swollen ankles, and muscle tension, while promoting relaxation and overall well-being.Â
Prenatal massage offers numerous benefits for both mother and baby, including:Â
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– Reducing stress and promoting relaxation.Â
– Relieving lower back pain and sciatica.Â
– Reducing swelling in the hands, feet, and legs.Â
– Improving circulation and oxygen flow.Â
– Enhancing sleep quality and overall comfort.Â
Searching for a  Prenatal Massage? Hand & Stone has locations across Canada to provide expert care.
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Prenatal massage is generally safe for most pregnant women, particularly during the second and third trimesters. However, if you have any medical conditions or concerns, we recommend consulting with your healthcare provider before booking a session.Â
Prenatal massage techniques include gentle pressure, side-lying positioning with supportive pillows, and targeted relief for areas of discomfort. Our RMTs focus on ensuring comfort and safety throughout the session.Â
Booking a Prenatal massage is simple:Â
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– Online: Find a location to schedule your session.Â
– Phone: Call your nearest Hand & Stone spa directly.
Searching for a  Prenatal Massage ? Hand & Stone has locations across Canada to provide expert care.
At Hand & Stone, our Registered Massage Therapists (RMTs) specialize in prenatal massage techniques, providing safe and effective care for expectant mothers. We prioritize your comfort and well-being, ensuring a relaxing and rejuvenating experience tailored to your needs.Â
During your prenatal massage, you’ll be positioned for comfort with supportive pillows and bolsters. Your RMT will use gentle techniques to target areas of tension and promote relaxation, ensuring a safe and soothing experience.Â
Yes, most insurance plans in Canada cover prenatal massages when performed by a Registered Massage Therapist (RMT). Hand & Stone provides detailed receipts for insurance claims. Check with your provider for specific coverage details.Â