Comfort is the priority
There is no ideal massage position you must tolerate. Support is adjusted until your breathing and body can settle.
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We're planning to welcome you at 921 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive around the first week of November. The exact date is still taking shape, so appointments remain at our Baylen Street location until we confirm the transition.
See relocation updatesSupported massage during pregnancy in Pensacola
Prenatal massage shaped aroundtoday’s body.
Comfort-focused massage with supportive positioning and room for your needs to change.
The approach
Prenatal massage, made personal.
Pregnancy can change how you rest, move, and carry ordinary daily demands. Prenatal massage offers a dedicated hour or more to settle, receive support, and give attention to the places doing extra work. Every visit begins with how you are feeling today, because pregnancy is not a fixed condition and no two sessions need to be identical.
I use bolsters, pillows, and side-lying or comfortably reclined positions to help you feel secure. Pressure, draping, temperature, and positioning remain adjustable throughout. The session may focus on the back, hips, legs, shoulders, or simply the experience of slowing down.
This may be a fit for
A session with a reason—without a rigid routine.
- 01Expectant parents seeking relaxation and comfortable, supported positioning
- 02Everyday muscle tension associated with a changing body
- 03Clients who value clear communication and an unhurried pace
- 04People who want each visit adapted to their current trimester and comfort
What to expect
Clear, collaborative, and responsive.
- 01
Check in
We review your current stage of pregnancy, how you are feeling, and any guidance or changes from your prenatal care team.
- 02
Build your support
Together we arrange pillows, bolsters, and the table so you can rest without forcing one standard position.
- 03
Adapt the session
Pressure and focus respond to your comfort. You can pause, reposition, or request a change at any point.
- 04
Rise slowly
We leave time to transition off the table gently and notice how you feel before returning to your day.
How I work
Useful care begins with attention.
Your care team matters
Massage complements—not replaces—prenatal healthcare. When questions arise, your obstetrician or midwife is the right source for medical guidance.
Needs can change
A position or pressure that felt good last month may not today. Each session begins again with your present experience.
A note on scope: Please tell Lovelock about high-risk pregnancy, recent complications, or medical restrictions before your visit. If you have urgent symptoms or concerns, contact your prenatal healthcare professional rather than booking massage first.
How will I be positioned for prenatal massage?
Most sessions use side-lying and/or comfortably reclined positioning with supportive pillows and bolsters. We adjust the setup around your stage of pregnancy and what feels restful that day.
Do I need permission from my doctor or midwife?
Many uncomplicated pregnancies do not require special clearance, but your healthcare professional knows your medical history. Ask them first if your pregnancy is high-risk, you have complications, or you are unsure whether massage is appropriate.
What should I tell you before the session?
Share your stage of pregnancy, current comfort, recent health changes, areas you would like addressed or avoided, and any instructions from your prenatal care team.
At Lovelock Healing Arts
Let’s begin with what your body needs today.
Reserve through Lovelock’s secure Momence booking service, then choose Dan as your practitioner.
Book with DanDan’s schedule is usually booked four to five weeks ahead. For a last-minute cancellation, text 213-474-7201. If you need care sooner, you are in excellent hands with the wider Lovelock massage team.
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