AT-HOME MASSAGE
Pregnancy massage
✓ Specialised massage therapists ✓ Pre and post-natal massages ✓ No need to leave your house
AT-HOME MASSAGE
Pregnancy massage
✓ Specialised massage therapists ✓ Pre and post-natal massages ✓ No need to leave your house
AT-HOME MASSAGE
Pregnancy massage
✓ Specialised massage therapists ✓ Pre and post-natal massages ✓ No need to leave your house
"I was a little nervous to have my first pregnancy massage, but I was put at ease by my massage therapist and felt so so much better afterwards. Don't miss out on massages during your pregnancy!"
"I was a little nervous to have my first pregnancy massage, but I was put at ease by my massage therapist and felt so so much better afterwards. Don't miss out on massages during your pregnancy!"
"I was a little nervous to have my first pregnancy massage, but I was put at ease by my massage therapist and felt so so much better afterwards. Don't miss out on massages during your pregnancy!"
BENEFITS
What you'll love
Improved sleep
Pregnancy can be a stressful time, especially with the ups and downs of hormones. Give your mind some respite and unwind with a relaxing massage.
Soothe your aches
A pregnancy massage is a specially adapted style of massage. It’s a gentle and soothing massage that’s tailored specifically for the mother-to-be.
Experienced therapists
All of our pregnancy massage therapists have undergone specialised training for pregnancy massages. They are then hand-picked and tested by us.
BENEFITS
What you'll love
Improved sleep
Pregnancy can be a stressful time, especially with the ups and downs of hormones. Give your mind some respite and unwind with a relaxing massage.
Soothe your aches
A pregnancy massage is a specially adapted style of massage. It’s a gentle and soothing massage that’s tailored specifically for the mother-to-be.
Experienced therapists
All of our pregnancy massage therapists have undergone specialised training for pregnancy massages. They are then hand-picked and tested by us.
BENEFITS
What you'll love
Improved sleep
Pregnancy can be a stressful time, especially with the ups and downs of hormones. Give your mind some respite and unwind with a relaxing massage.
Soothe your aches
A pregnancy massage is a specially adapted style of massage. It’s a gentle and soothing massage that’s tailored specifically for the mother-to-be.
Experienced therapists
All of our pregnancy massage therapists have undergone specialised training for pregnancy massages. They are then hand-picked and tested by us.
HOW IT WORKS
Pregnance massage: what to know
Pregnancy massages are safe, and listed by the NHS as a complementary therapy that can be used during pregnancy.
The benefits
The benefits of a pregnancy massage include: mind and body relaxation, reduced anxiety, and amongst other things, bonding with your baby.
When to avoid them
Generally, it’s advised to avoid having a pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
It’s also best to avoid a pregnancy massage if you’re suffering particularly badly with vomiting or nausea, or if you are considered at high-risk of placental abruption or premature labour.
If you have any doubts please consult your GP beforehand.
What to expect
There are different massage techniques that can be drawn on by your expert massage therapist.
Typically, deeper tissue techniques will be avoided in a pregnancy massage, and more gentle techniques will be used.
HOW IT WORKS
Pregnance massage: what to know
Pregnancy massages are safe, and listed by the NHS as a complementary therapy that can be used during pregnancy.
The benefits
The benefits of a pregnancy massage include: mind and body relaxation, reduced anxiety, and amongst other things, bonding with your baby.
When to avoid them
Generally, it’s advised to avoid having a pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
It’s also best to avoid a pregnancy massage if you’re suffering particularly badly with vomiting or nausea, or if you are considered at high-risk of placental abruption or premature labour.
If you have any doubts please consult your GP beforehand.
What to expect
There are different massage techniques that can be drawn on by your expert massage therapist.
Typically, deeper tissue techniques will be avoided in a pregnancy massage, and more gentle techniques will be used.
HOW IT WORKS
Pregnance massage: what to know
Pregnancy massages are safe, and listed by the NHS as a complementary therapy that can be used during pregnancy.
The benefits
The benefits of a pregnancy massage include: mind and body relaxation, reduced anxiety, and amongst other things, bonding with your baby.
When to avoid them
Generally, it’s advised to avoid having a pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
It’s also best to avoid a pregnancy massage if you’re suffering particularly badly with vomiting or nausea, or if you are considered at high-risk of placental abruption or premature labour.
If you have any doubts please consult your GP beforehand.
What to expect
There are different massage techniques that can be drawn on by your expert massage therapist.
Typically, deeper tissue techniques will be avoided in a pregnancy massage, and more gentle techniques will be used.
OUR THERAPISTS
Handpicked for excellence
+5 years
experience
All our therapists are handpicked by our experienced team.
Trade-tested
by our team
They undergo a rigorous vetting process, to ensure they're the best of the best.
DBS
checked
Every Secret Spa therapist must have a clear DBS check to work with us.
Roberta P.
Elite Beauty & Wellness Therapist
One of the best facialists in the industry. Roberta is trained in Decléor and OSKIA. Her VIP clients include Angela Scanlon.
Edwina O.
Wellness Therapist
Edwina is a specialist massage therapist. Her qualifications include ITEC Massage Diploma Level 3 and Trigger Point Therapy. She is a wellness expert who uses Legology for massages to promote relaxation and well-being.
Ula G.
Massage Therapist
Ula is a specialist masseuse with many years of experience in spas before deciding to focus on massage. Her qualifications include NVQ Beauty Therapy Level 3 and pregnancy massage.
OUR THERAPISTS
Handpicked for excellence
+5 years
experience
All our therapists are handpicked by our experienced team.
Trade-tested
by our team
They undergo a rigorous vetting process, to ensure they're the best of the best.
DBS
checked
Every Secret Spa therapist must have a clear DBS check to work with us.
Roberta P.
Elite Beauty & Wellness Therapist
One of the best facialists in the industry. Roberta is trained in Decléor and OSKIA. Her VIP clients include Angela Scanlon.
Edwina O.
Wellness Therapist
Edwina is a specialist massage therapist. Her qualifications include ITEC Massage Diploma Level 3 and Trigger Point Therapy. She is a wellness expert who uses Legology for massages to promote relaxation and well-being.
Ula G.
Massage Therapist
Ula is a specialist masseuse with many years of experience in spas before deciding to focus on massage. Her qualifications include NVQ Beauty Therapy Level 3 and pregnancy massage.
OUR THERAPISTS
Handpicked for excellence
+5 years
experience
All our therapists are handpicked by our experienced team.
Trade-tested
by our team
They undergo a rigorous vetting process, to ensure they're the best of the best.
DBS
checked
Every Secret Spa therapist must have a clear DBS check to work with us.
Roberta P.
Elite Beauty & Wellness Therapist
One of the best facialists in the industry. Roberta is trained in Decléor and OSKIA. Her VIP clients include Angela Scanlon.
Edwina O.
Wellness Therapist
Edwina is a specialist massage therapist. Her qualifications include ITEC Massage Diploma Level 3 and Trigger Point Therapy. She is a wellness expert who uses Legology for massages to promote relaxation and well-being.
Ula G.
Massage Therapist
Ula is a specialist masseuse with many years of experience in spas before deciding to focus on massage. Her qualifications include NVQ Beauty Therapy Level 3 and pregnancy massage.
MAGAZINE
What is a pregnancy massage and what are the benefits?
As a term, ‘pregnancy massage’ applies to any hands-on massage treatment for a woman during her pregnancy. It's a specially adapted gentle and soothing massage tailored specifically for the mother-to-be. Here are some of the many benefits...
MAGAZINE
What is a pregnancy massage and what are the benefits?
As a term, ‘pregnancy massage’ applies to any hands-on massage treatment for a woman during her pregnancy. It's a specially adapted gentle and soothing massage tailored specifically for the mother-to-be. Here are some of the many benefits...
MAGAZINE
What is a pregnancy massage and what are the benefits?
As a term, ‘pregnancy massage’ applies to any hands-on massage treatment for a woman during her pregnancy. It's a specially adapted gentle and soothing massage tailored specifically for the mother-to-be. Here are some of the many benefits...
BRANDS WE USE
Exclusive partnerships with the industry's leading brands
BRANDS WE USE
Exclusive partnerships with the industry's leading brands
BRANDS WE USE
Exclusive partnerships with the industry's leading brands
FAQs
Want to know more?
How should I prepare for my mobile pregnancy massage?
We always advise having a hot shower or bath before your mobile pregnancy massage. This can help you to relax your muscles before your treatment begins and may also help improve muscle recovery after the massage.
We want your experience to be as relaxing as possible. Therefore, we would recommend that our mobile lymphatic drainage massage therapist sets up in a room that is private and warm. It’s important to make sure that you have space for the massage bed, which is 6ft long and 2ft wide.
Your therapist will bring everything else for your treatment, including a massage table, relaxing music (if desired) and a selection of essential oils.
Please note, that for hygiene reasons we are ask customers to provide their own towels. You will need two large towels and one small towel.
What should I wear to my lymphatic drainage massage?
Our pregnancy massage techniques include the use of oils, so we recommend that you undress to your underwear for the treatment – or to a level you’re comfortable with. We recommend wearing a dressing gown so you can start your treatment sooner.
On arrival, your home pregnancy massage therapist will prepare the bed, music and oils and then they will step outside so you can get undressed in privacy. At the end of the treatment, your therapist will leave the room to allow you to get up at your own pace and get dressed.
Please note, it is required that underwear is worn throughout your pregnancy massage treatment.
What are the benefits of a pregnancy massage?
Pregnancy massage benefits are wide-ranging. Women report that massages during pregnancy help with: mind and body relaxation, pregnancy aches and pains, reducing anxiety, improving sleep, bonding with baby, sciatic and pelvic pain, and reducing ankle and feet swelling. Learn more here.
What position will I be in during a pregnancy massage?
Your comfort is paramount to our professional therapists when you’re having a pregnancy massage.
We find that the best position during a pregnancy massage is on your side with pillows for support, which provides the most stability for the baby and is also most comfortable for you.
Is a pregnancy massage safe?
Yes, pregnancy massages are safe for both you and baby. The NHS states that pregnancy massage is one of the safe complementary therapies you can use during pregnancy.
However, it’s generally advised to avoid pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
If you have any concerns, please speak to your GP beforehand.
What other massage treatments do you offer in London?
Our massage therapists offer a whole range of massage types to suit your needs. These include sports massage, lymphatic drainage massage, deep tissue massage and reflexology.
In need of some help or advice?
Our Client Concierge Team will be delighted to help you.
FAQs
Want to know more?
How should I prepare for my mobile pregnancy massage?
We always advise having a hot shower or bath before your mobile pregnancy massage. This can help you to relax your muscles before your treatment begins and may also help improve muscle recovery after the massage.
We want your experience to be as relaxing as possible. Therefore, we would recommend that our mobile lymphatic drainage massage therapist sets up in a room that is private and warm. It’s important to make sure that you have space for the massage bed, which is 6ft long and 2ft wide.
Your therapist will bring everything else for your treatment, including a massage table, relaxing music (if desired) and a selection of essential oils.
Please note, that for hygiene reasons we are ask customers to provide their own towels. You will need two large towels and one small towel.
What should I wear to my lymphatic drainage massage?
Our pregnancy massage techniques include the use of oils, so we recommend that you undress to your underwear for the treatment – or to a level you’re comfortable with. We recommend wearing a dressing gown so you can start your treatment sooner.
On arrival, your home pregnancy massage therapist will prepare the bed, music and oils and then they will step outside so you can get undressed in privacy. At the end of the treatment, your therapist will leave the room to allow you to get up at your own pace and get dressed.
Please note, it is required that underwear is worn throughout your pregnancy massage treatment.
What are the benefits of a pregnancy massage?
Pregnancy massage benefits are wide-ranging. Women report that massages during pregnancy help with: mind and body relaxation, pregnancy aches and pains, reducing anxiety, improving sleep, bonding with baby, sciatic and pelvic pain, and reducing ankle and feet swelling. Learn more here.
What position will I be in during a pregnancy massage?
Your comfort is paramount to our professional therapists when you’re having a pregnancy massage.
We find that the best position during a pregnancy massage is on your side with pillows for support, which provides the most stability for the baby and is also most comfortable for you.
Is a pregnancy massage safe?
Yes, pregnancy massages are safe for both you and baby. The NHS states that pregnancy massage is one of the safe complementary therapies you can use during pregnancy.
However, it’s generally advised to avoid pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
If you have any concerns, please speak to your GP beforehand.
What other massage treatments do you offer in London?
Our massage therapists offer a whole range of massage types to suit your needs. These include sports massage, lymphatic drainage massage, deep tissue massage and reflexology.
In need of some help or advice?
Our Client Concierge Team will be delighted to help you.
FAQs
Want to know more?
How should I prepare for my mobile pregnancy massage?
We always advise having a hot shower or bath before your mobile pregnancy massage. This can help you to relax your muscles before your treatment begins and may also help improve muscle recovery after the massage.
We want your experience to be as relaxing as possible. Therefore, we would recommend that our mobile lymphatic drainage massage therapist sets up in a room that is private and warm. It’s important to make sure that you have space for the massage bed, which is 6ft long and 2ft wide.
Your therapist will bring everything else for your treatment, including a massage table, relaxing music (if desired) and a selection of essential oils.
Please note, that for hygiene reasons we are ask customers to provide their own towels. You will need two large towels and one small towel.
What should I wear to my lymphatic drainage massage?
Our pregnancy massage techniques include the use of oils, so we recommend that you undress to your underwear for the treatment – or to a level you’re comfortable with. We recommend wearing a dressing gown so you can start your treatment sooner.
On arrival, your home pregnancy massage therapist will prepare the bed, music and oils and then they will step outside so you can get undressed in privacy. At the end of the treatment, your therapist will leave the room to allow you to get up at your own pace and get dressed.
Please note, it is required that underwear is worn throughout your pregnancy massage treatment.
What are the benefits of a pregnancy massage?
Pregnancy massage benefits are wide-ranging. Women report that massages during pregnancy help with: mind and body relaxation, pregnancy aches and pains, reducing anxiety, improving sleep, bonding with baby, sciatic and pelvic pain, and reducing ankle and feet swelling. Learn more here.
What position will I be in during a pregnancy massage?
Your comfort is paramount to our professional therapists when you’re having a pregnancy massage.
We find that the best position during a pregnancy massage is on your side with pillows for support, which provides the most stability for the baby and is also most comfortable for you.
Is a pregnancy massage safe?
Yes, pregnancy massages are safe for both you and baby. The NHS states that pregnancy massage is one of the safe complementary therapies you can use during pregnancy.
However, it’s generally advised to avoid pregnancy massage in your first trimester, especially if you have a history of miscarriages.
If you have any concerns, please speak to your GP beforehand.
What other massage treatments do you offer in London?
Our massage therapists offer a whole range of massage types to suit your needs. These include sports massage, lymphatic drainage massage, deep tissue massage and reflexology.
In need of some help or advice?
Our Client Concierge Team will be delighted to help you.