Pregnancy massage is designed to support you through the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy.
New prices effective 1 April 2026
30 min $90 | 45 min $120 | 60 min $140 | 90 min $200
A gentle, evidence-informed approach to comfort, support, and calm during pregnancy
Pregnancy massage is designed to support you through the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy.
Using nurturing, adapted techniques and comfortable positioning, this treatment helps ease tension, reduce strain, and create space for rest—during a time when your body is doing something extraordinary.
Many people describe it as a moment to pause… to breathe… and to feel supported.
Pregnancy massage is carefully adapted to your changing body.
You’ll usually be positioned on your side or in a semi-reclined position, supported with pillows so you feel safe, comfortable, and fully at ease.
The treatment uses gentle, flowing techniques to:
But just as importantly, massage works through the nervous system.
When your body feels supported and safe, it naturally shifts toward a calmer state—often called “rest and digest.”
From here, breathing softens, muscles let go, and the whole system begins to settle.
After a session, many people feel:
Some also notice reduced swelling or a sense of improved circulation.
These changes come not from “fixing” anything structurally—but from helping your body regulate and rebalance.
Pregnancy massage isn’t about correcting posture or changing tissue.
It’s about support.
Support for your body as it adapts.
Support for your nervous system as it works a little harder.
Support for you, as a whole person.
Your safety—and your baby’s safety—are always the priority.
Sessions are adapted to suit each stage of pregnancy, including:
If your pregnancy is complex (for example, high blood pressure, placenta concerns, or clotting risks), it’s important to check with your healthcare provider before booking.
Pregnancy massage can be helpful throughout your journey:
Research suggests pregnancy massage may help reduce back and leg pain, support relaxation, improve sleep, and ease anxiety.
Some studies also suggest benefits during labour, including reduced pain perception and increased satisfaction with the birth experience.
These effects are understood to come largely through the nervous system—helping the body feel safer, calmer, and more regulated.
If you’re needing a moment to rest, soften, and feel supported in your body as it changes—this is a gentle and safe place to begin.



