Pregnancy Massage - Full Body

Welcome to a sanctuary of comfort and well-being designed exclusively for expectant mothers – our Prenatal Massage experience. At Good Place Clinic & Spa, we understand the unique needs and joys of pregnancy, and our skilled therapists are here to provide a haven of relaxation and relief.

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Nurturing the Journey of Motherhood:Step into a space where the focus is on you and the precious life growing within. Our Prenatal Massage is a tailored experience crafted to address the specific needs of expectant mothers, promoting comfort, relaxation, and a deep sense of well-being.

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Before scheduling a prenatal massage, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider to ensure that it is safe and suitable, especially for individuals with high-risk pregnancies or specific health concerns.

• Certain Medical Conditions:Pregnant individuals with certain medical conditions, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), clotting disorders, or other serious health concerns, should consult with their healthcare provider before undergoing prenatal massage.
• Certain Pregnancy Complications:Conditions such as placenta previa, uterine fibroids, or other complications may require medical clearance before receiving a prenatal massage.

• High-Risk Pregnancy:If a pregnancy is considered high-risk due to complications such as preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, placental abnormalities, or a history of preterm labor, it's essential to seek medical clearance before undergoing a prenatal massage.
• History of Preterm Labor:Individuals with a history of preterm labor or any previous complications leading to preterm birth should consult with their healthcare provider before receiving a prenatal massage.
• Severe Hypertension or Pregnancy-Induced Hypertension:Prenatal massage may be contraindicated for individuals with severe hypertension or pregnancy-induced hypertension. Medical clearance is necessary.
• Severe Swelling:While mild edema is common during pregnancy, individuals experiencing severe or sudden swelling should consult with their healthcare provider before receiving a prenatal massage.
• Severe Headaches or Migraines:If a pregnant individual is experiencing severe headaches or migraines, especially accompanied by other symptoms, it's important to consult with a healthcare provider before receiving a prenatal massage.
• Recent Abdominal Trauma or Injury:Individuals who have recently experienced trauma or injury to the abdominal area, including recent surgeries or procedures, should avoid prenatal massage in that specific area without medical clearance.
• Infections or Fever:If an individual has an active infection, including a fever, prenatal massage should be avoided until the infection is resolved to prevent the spread of pathogens.
• Less Than 12 Weeks Pregnant:While massage is generally considered safe in later pregnancy, some practitioners may prefer to avoid massages in the first trimester, especially during the first 12 weeks.