Prenatal + Postpartum Massage Therapy can help with:
- Soothing tired and tense muscles
- - Improving sleep
- - Relieving muscle cramps, spasms and tension in the lower back, neck, hips and legs
- - Reducing stress
- - Reducing heart rate and blood pressure
- - Improving blood and lymph circulation, which can reduce swelling (edema)
- - Can improve labour outcome and ease pain
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"I received a prenatal massage when I was close to 40 weeks from Amanda and I left feeling so much
better than when I went in. I felt relaxed and had more energy too. I had pubic symphysis disorder which caused me severe pain in my groin and the massage definitely helped take the edge off that pain. I regret not getting massages more regularly during my pregnancy and I'd suggest through all stages of your pregnancy as she really knows her stuff!" -Rebecca |
Fees60 min- $100
45 min-$80 30 min- $60 Cancellation Policy 24 hours notice is required |
Clinic InformationMy clinic is home based in the Sullivan Heights area of Surrey, BC.
Weekday, evening and weekday appointments available. |
Please check with your insurance provider about your individual coverage as it varies from plan to plan. Sometimes a physician’s referral is required.
British Columbians on premium assistance (low income) can claim part of their visit to a Registered Massage Therapist through their British Columbia Medical Services Plan (MSP). MSP will contribute up to $23 per visit for up to ten (10) total visits to supplementary health care providers per year.
British Columbians injured in automobile accidents have ICBC insurance. Check with your ICBC adjuster regarding registered massage therapy coverage
RCMP have massage therapy coverage. A medical referral is required.
British Columbians on premium assistance (low income) can claim part of their visit to a Registered Massage Therapist through their British Columbia Medical Services Plan (MSP). MSP will contribute up to $23 per visit for up to ten (10) total visits to supplementary health care providers per year.
British Columbians injured in automobile accidents have ICBC insurance. Check with your ICBC adjuster regarding registered massage therapy coverage
RCMP have massage therapy coverage. A medical referral is required.
Infant Massage
Babies love to be massaged. Infant massage has been practices in many cultures for many
many years and is very easy to learn. It is easy to learn and is a great bonding experience
between caregivers and their babies.
Amanda will lead the parents or caregivers in a hands-on class where you will learn different
strokes, positions and intentions of infant massage. You will leave the class feeling more
confident in your ability to provide a new kind of communication with your baby. By the end of
the session you will feel confident in your ability to sooth him or her and provide a full body
massage.
many years and is very easy to learn. It is easy to learn and is a great bonding experience
between caregivers and their babies.
Amanda will lead the parents or caregivers in a hands-on class where you will learn different
strokes, positions and intentions of infant massage. You will leave the class feeling more
confident in your ability to provide a new kind of communication with your baby. By the end of
the session you will feel confident in your ability to sooth him or her and provide a full body
massage.
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Infant massage benefits are both physiological and psychological for baby and parent.
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Infant massage can be taught in 2 types of classes 1. One on One sessions in my treatment space 2. Group classes either organized between you and friends or public classes held by Amanda |