Monday to Friday : 08:00 - 18:00
Secretariat : 08:00 - 17:00
Address
Centre de Médecine intégrative
Av. Eugène-Pittard 34
1206 Geneva
A gentle treatment for expectant mothers. Prenatal massage relieves tension, promotes relaxation, and helps the body prepare for childbirth. A peaceful moment to share with your baby.
Prenatal massage is a therapeutic treatment specifically designed for pregnant women throughout their pregnancy. Using gentle strokes, light pressure, and soothing movements, this massage helps relieve physical discomfort and emotional tension, while promoting deep relaxation and well-being.
Prenatal massage is ideal for pregnant women starting from the second trimester. It is tailored to each mother-to-be based on her health condition and individual needs, providing a safe and nurturing way to care for both body and mind during pregnancy.
Relieves lower back pain and muscular tension
Reduces leg cramps
Helps prevent or relieve water retention
Eases pregnancy-related discomforts such as nausea
Improves sleep quality and enhances recovery
Boosts energy and reduces fatigue
Prepares the pelvis for childbirth
Helps prevent stretch marks
Offers a calming moment to reconnect with one’s body and baby
Prenatal massage also supports the body through its physical changes and contributes to emotional balance during pregnancy.
Each session lasts between 60 and 90 minutes. It begins with a short consultation to customize the massage according to the stage of pregnancy and personal comfort. The treatment is performed in a secure and relaxing position, always adapted to the mother's needs.
60 minutes massage : CHF 150
90 minutes massage : CHF 200
Monday to Friday : 08:00 - 18:00
Secretariat : 08:00 - 17:00
Centre de Médecine intégrative
Av. Eugène-Pittard 34
1206 Geneva
Yes, prenatal massage is safe from the second trimester onward, as long as it is performed by a trained therapist who adapts the session to each stage of pregnancy and individual needs.
Prenatal massage can help relieve back pain, leg cramps, water retention, fatigue, and tension in the neck and shoulders. It also promotes better sleep and reduces overall physical strain.
The frequency depends on your personal condition and needs. Many women benefit from one session every 2 to 3 weeks during the second trimester, and weekly sessions during the third trimester.
Yes, prenatal massage promotes pelvic mobility and muscular flexibility, which can help prepare the body for labor and support better postural alignment as the baby grows.
The massage is performed in a side-lying position or using special cushions to ensure comfort and safety. The therapist ensures that both mother and baby are well supported throughout the session.