Pregnancy massage
We don’t offer
pregnancy massage
You searched for something specific and deserve a straight answer rather than a page that takes your booking and works it out later.
If you are pregnant and sore
What to look for
Look for a practitioner who says pregnancy in their own listing rather than as an afterthought — someone who works side-lying with proper bolstering, not on a table with a hole cut in it, and who asks about your pregnancy before they ask about your shoulders.
Speak to your midwife, GP or obstetrician first if you have had bleeding, high blood pressure, pre-eclampsia, a history of preterm labour, or any complication in this pregnancy. Massage of any kind does not replace maternity care.
If you are not pregnant and landed here looking for general soft-tissue work, the two-minute check will tell you which appointment suits.
Not what you were after?
If something specific hurts and you are not pregnant, the 40-minute myotherapy assessment is the appointment.