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Specialized postpartum sessions tailored to comfort, healing, and gentle abdominal warming.
60 min $133/ 75 min $163/ 90 min $193. Includes a relaxing and gentle belly massage using a hot stone abdominal press filled with a blend of spices to introduce heat to the body, invite the womb to return to size, expel excess air and relieve tense muscles.
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Thoughtful, evidence-informed postpartum treatments focused on safety, warmth, and maternal recovery.
Hot stone abdominal press infused with warming spices to ease cramping, promote circulation, and support uterine recovery.
Customized gentle massage techniques relieve neck, back, and shoulder tension while respecting postpartum comfort and healing needs.
Certified postpartum therapists trained in safety protocols, lactation-aware positioning, and compassionate support for new mothers.
Calm, private treatment rooms with heat wraps, soft linens, and a nurturing atmosphere to promote restful recovery.
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Answers to common postpartum massage concerns about safety, timing, and belly warming techniques.
Most clients should wait until cleared by their obstetrician or midwife, typically two to six weeks after delivery. After a C-section, therapists usually recommend waiting until incisions have healed (often six to eight weeks) and you have medical clearance.
The hot-stone abdominal press uses a warmed stone filled with a spice blend to deliver gentle heat and light pressure. It soothes cramping, encourages circulation, and provides comforting warmth while therapists use careful techniques suited for postpartum recovery.
Massage can relieve shoulder and neck tension that affects breastfeeding posture and may encourage lymphatic flow to reduce mild engorgement. For blocked ducts or infection, combine massage with medical advice and lactation support to ensure safe, effective care.
Sessions commonly run 60 to 90 minutes and include gentle full-body massage, targeted back and neck work, and the warming hot-stone abdominal press. Shorter options are available; therapists tailor each session to comfort, healing stage, and feeding schedules.
Contraindications include active infection, open wounds, fever, uncontrolled hypertension, recent blood clots, or ongoing complications. Always disclose your medical history and medications; therapists will modify or postpone treatment until it is safe to proceed.
Frequency depends on recovery and needs. Many clients start weekly for the first few weeks, then move to biweekly or monthly sessions. Even a single session can be restorative; your therapist will recommend a plan based on your goals and health.