Postpartum Massage
Giving birth is miraculous, but it puts your body through a lot. Starting within 5 days of delivery, a soothing full-body massage to ease pain and stress and help you leave feeling emotionally and physically better and rested. We keep using body support cushions for comfort, and we understand what comes with new motherhood (leaking breasts, swelling and more). Have an infant 16 weeks or younger? Ask about our mommy and me days.
The people
Dee Baker found massage therapy at 16, during her mom's treatment for Multiple Sclerosis. She graduated from The Denver School of Massage Therapy in 2006 (815 hours of training, a cadaver lab and 90 days in a hands-on clinic), moved from Colorado to Arizona, and has been a licensed massage therapist for 20 years. She specializes in maternity massage, from fertility through pregnancy to postpartum, using bodyCushion support so expecting mamas can lie face down, and every treatment is customized to the client. She is also a certified labor doula and teaches a prenatal massage CE course for other therapists.
Questions
Prenatal massage should only be done by a therapist trained in it, and ours is certified and experienced. If you've been diagnosed as high risk, please wait until 12-13 weeks and check with your physician before booking.
Yes. Dee is a certified labor doula: a prenatal visit at 30 weeks, 12 hours of in-person labor support, a postpartum visit, and postpartum day and night shifts (at least four hours). The consultation is free: call (720) 773-2070 or send us a message.
Yes. Prenatal: three 60-minute sessions $288, six $528, three 90-minute $390, six $726. Therapeutic: four 60-minute $360, six $480, six 90-minute $630. Packages are sold at the studio.