Pregnancy massage is a massage modality specialised in pregnant ladies. This type of massage relieves many of the normal discomforts experienced during pregnancy, such as, morning sickness, backaches, stiff neck, leg cramps, headaches and oedema (swelling). It is a healthy way to reduce stress and promote overall wellness. massage during pregnancy can also help reduce stress on weight-bearing joints, encourage blood and lymph circulation.
What is Pregnancy massage?
Pregnancy Massage can help with:
Back Pain
Swelling
Shoulder Pain
Leg Cramps
What to expect
on your Pregnancy Massage?
In your first session, your therapist will take a full medical history, including how far along you are in the pregnancy and any problems areas you might want treated. The massage will be carried with you lining on your side.
At Perea I concentrate on some aches and pains during pregnancy and my aim is to help you to minimise the discomfort as the pregnancy progress. If you are suffering from stress or just want to relax, I can help too.
Why book a massage near you?
We are based in Islington and Barnet!
Depending on how far along you are in your pregnancy, walking long distances could become difficult. I recommend to book your pregnancy massage near you to avoid long distance travelling. I are just 5 minutes from Mill Hill Broadway in Barnet and I also work in Islington 5 minutes walk from Highbury and Islington.
Some common problems I also help with:
- lower back pain
- Neck pain
- Leg Pains
- Shoulder pain
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