Depending on the area that needs soft tissue work. If we're focusing on the neck you might want to wear / keep comfortable trousers or leggings on. If we are working on your hip area I can work over underwear and /or draping. If it's down to underwear, you will always be covered appropriately, with only the area that needs work on undraped.

Massage is amazing for you and baby, pre and post birth. Growing a baby is tough on the body. Raising a mini human is tough on the body. A massage therapist who has undergone a massage pregnancy course will be able to accommodate your needs though appropriate massage techniques and massage table positions. Insurers now require this certification that covers up to 6 weeks post partum. Something I'm hoping to do in the very near future, especially having gone through pregnancy myself. Please ask if you'd like a recommendation. Mums and Dads outside of this, i've got you. Parenthood is tough on the mind & body in so many mays.

For those of you not experienced in having massage or those that have that didn't speak up, I voice in saying YES. It's your massage. We all have a different soft pressure, medium pressure and hard pressure, so checking in is great and mutually beneficial for both client and therapist.