Pregnancy massage · Direct billing available
Prenatal & Postpartum Massage in Beaumont
a natural approach to wellness
Gentle, supported massage through every stage of pregnancy and the months after baby. A pregnancy bolster lets you rest comfortably on your tummy, or we set you up side lying with pillows and props.
What to expect
Care for the changing body
Good to know
Prenatal and postpartum massage with an RMT can be direct billed to most insurance plans.
- Pregnancy bolster or side lying
- 60 minutes recommended for a first visit
- Postpartum from 6 weeks with your doctor's clearance
- Direct billing available
Prenatal massage
Mostly Swedish techniques with broader, lighter strokes, avoiding the areas and techniques that are not recommended during pregnancy. Prenatal massage may help ease aches, swelling and stress, and many clients find it helps them sleep.
Comfort first
Your session is adapted to your stage of pregnancy and how you feel that day. Lie face down on a pregnancy bolster, or on your side with pillows and props, whichever feels best.
Your first visit
We recommend 60 minutes for a first prenatal massage. 90 minute sessions are not recommended for first time prenatal clients.
Postpartum massage
Available from 6 weeks after birth, once you have no health concerns and your doctor has cleared you. Light to medium pressure with a focus on relaxation, with bolsters and towels placed for comfort. Hygienic pads are available after your treatment.
Pricing
Prices & booking
Prices match our Jane booking site. See all prices.
Prenatal & Postpartum Massage
Supported, comfortable care for the changing body before and after baby.
- 60 min$110
- 75 min$130
- 90 min$160
45 minute sessions are also available on Jane.
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Prenatal and postpartum therapists
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Jenalyn Luah
RMT · Founder
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Gurvi Waraich
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Harman Takhar
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Sam Bouchard
RMT · Myofascial & breathwork
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Denielle Johnson
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Shantelle Wolanuk
Intuitive Massage Therapist
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Laurel Crane
RMT · Movement & yoga therapy
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Becca Ohlson
RMT · Reiki Master
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is prenatal massage covered by insurance?
Prenatal and postpartum massage with a Registered Massage Therapist is eligible for direct billing with most insurance providers. Your plan decides how much is covered.
Can I lie on my stomach?
Yes. We use a pregnancy bolster so you can lie face down comfortably. If you prefer, we can set you up side lying with pillows and props instead.
How long should my first prenatal massage be?
We recommend 60 minutes for your first visit. 90 minute sessions are not recommended for a first prenatal massage.
When can I book a postpartum massage?
From 6 weeks after birth, as long as you have no health concerns and your doctor has cleared you.
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