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Prenatal Massage

Prenatal Massage
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During pregnancy, a woman undergoes many physical and emotional changes. Some of these changes can cause discomfort in the physical body, while others may effect sleep, increase stress or disturb emotional balance. A prenatal massage is a wonderful way to relieve many of the physical discomforts experienced during pregnancy such as backache, leg cramps, oedema, circulation, general muscle tension, headaches, as well as reducing stress, promoting sleep, emotional balance and general wellbeing. A prenatal massage uses techniques that are effective for each stage, specific positioning of the body, the assistance of body pillows and extra padding, all aimed at keeping the safety and wellbeing of the mother and baby.

 

A massage during pregnancy can help to relax the physical body and increase the good hormones that will help to support labor. This is a beautiful way to nurture and nourish yourself and your baby during this important time. The practitioners at Mana have taken specialised training in prenatal massage and offer a unique treatment that encompasses their extensive experience in bodywork.

Preparing for Birth induction massage also available as well as postnatal massage.  

Practitioners

 

Sue Lee

JodyAnn van Keulen

Angela Koutsofrigas

Testimonials

Sue has been an integral part of my pregnancy journey. I have found her prenatal massages to be very nurturing, relaxing and grounding. Sue has a very calm and warm style which is greatly appreciated. Sue is very generous in sharing her skills and knowledge with mummas and very genuine in her desire to empower and enhance women's pregnancy and birthing experience. Prenatal yoga classes have provided a lovely community in which Sue seamlessly weaves birthing knowledge into the class as we progress through helpful yoga positions. Sue had Mana Health practice is a wonderful resource for all mamma's no matter what part of the journey you are on. Thanks Sue!
-Sarah Brett

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