My partner is a qualified massage therapist who does a lot of pregnancy massages send me an email @ changeablesean@gmail.com and I’ll pass on your details.

I haven’t had a pregnancy massage, but I regularly go to Therapy Masters in Civic for other massage styles and find them quite good. They offer pregnancy massage as an option.

Giggedy giggedy..

Captain RAAF’s mother obviously never got a pregnancy massage, look how her baby turned out!
Giggedy giggedy..

I reckon the Captain has had one of them there pregancy massges.

Karool massage 0418201897

Massage for Health in Ainslie do pregnancy massage, I’ve always had great service there. Also listed with health funds if you need that.

Eby, you read my mind. Let us know how you get on, id be interested to know how much u paid and for how long etc

Thanks everyone! Some excellent suggestions.

Snapper, I think you’re on to something… although judging from some of Captain RAAF’s comments in other posts, I reckon his issues go further than his mother not getting a pregnancy massage!

Snowflake, I will most definitely follow up with where I go.

Thanks again!

+1 For Jill at Karool Massage. Extremely knowledgeable and capable. My wife was very impressed with her pregnancy massage.

Snowflake said :

Eby, you read my mind. Let us know how you get on, id be interested to know how much u paid and for how long etc

Just wanted to let you know I have booked in with Massage for Health in Ainslie, for Tuesday evening. I thought about Therapy Masters, having had a good experience there before, but Massage for Health is a little easier with parking; and they have pregnancy pillows so I can lie face down (which I’ve been desperate to do for months!). The price looks to be about about $78 for 60 minutes, and seem to have quite a few out-of-business-hours appointments available. I’ll let you know how it goes.

I just had my massage at Massage for Health in Ainslie – it was really nice. It ended up being $75 for a 45 – 50 minute massage; and I was able to lie face-down on a pregnancy pillow. The masseuse was absolutely lovely and made sure she tailored it to what I was after (she even asked before she touched my feet).

The place isn’t super fancy – there’s no soft music playing, but for what I thought was a reasonable price (for a specific pregnancy massage) it did the trick.

I will probably try out a few other places over the next couple of months (if ever I had an excuse, now is it!) so I’m happy to keep reporting back. It would be excellent if other pregnant women did too!

I live on south side, but every month I drive up to the north and get my massage done at Foot and Thai http://www.footandthai.com.au/
I haven’t had a pregnancy massage, but they offer a great range of different types of massage. The place books out very quickly, so would be a good idea to book a week in advance.
Hope you will enjoy your massage.