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Specials

FIRST VISIT EXCLUSIVE SPECIALS FOR

SENIOR 65+, VETERANS, POLICE & FIRE

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NLC - DOWNERS GROVE

   A DOWNTOWN VIBE

   FIRST VISIT EXCLUSIVES    

   PRENATAL / POSTPARTUM MASSAGE

 

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NLC - HINSDALE

   A LUXURIOUS EXPERIENCE

   FIRST VISIT EXCLUSIVES

 

  

 

NLC - JOLIET

   A CLINICAL BOUTIQUE

  FIRST VISIT EXCLUSIVES

 

PRENATAL OR POSTPARTUM MASSAGE

70 MIN WITH "NAZ"  NAZIHA OR ABDUL

 

Pregnancy is a beautiful – but often uncomfortable – time for a woman.

Click here to schedule a

70 min Prenatal or

Postpartum Therapeutic Massage.

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The Mom experiences aches, pains, and fatigue like she’s never known. Fortunately for expecting women, prenatal massage helps to relieve those symptoms so that they can enjoy this time of her life.


The Benefits of Prenatal or Postpartum Massage

  • Reduce stress
  • Relieve back, neck, and head pain
  • Reduce swelling
  • Alleviate cramps
  • Lessen stress on weight-bearing joints
  • Improve sleep quality
  • Encourage blood and lymph circulation
  • Minimize anxiety and depression associated with hormones

 

 Regular massages can provide continuous symptom relief throughout your pregnancy. For instance, prenatal massages help you better manage headaches by keeping trigger points and muscles spasms to a minimum. And the release of serotonin, the body’s natural anti-pain chemical, during massage acts to combat recurring aches and pains.


What to Expect During Your Prenatal Massage

Prenatal massage differs from regular massage in a few ways, but the main modification you’ll notice is the position in which you lie. To alleviate extra strain on the lower back and pelvic areas that can occur with the pressure of massage techniques, you’ll lie on your side with soft, supportive cushions propping you up.


Staying Safe During Prenatal Massage

Women with normal, healthy pregnancies benefit greatly from regular prenatal massages. If, however, you have a high-risk pregnancy or are early in your first trimester, speak with your doctor  before beginning a massage therapy program. While the benefits are available to you too, it’s important to get the go-ahead from your physician.