Fertility massage · Stockton Heath
Fertility massage in Warrington
A gentle, nurturing massage for anyone trying to conceive. Time to relax, reconnect with your body and feel properly looked after during a stressful time.
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What is fertility massage?
Fertility massage is a gentle, relaxing massage that usually focuses on the abdomen and lower back, along with the rest of the body. It is slow, calm and unhurried.
Trying to conceive can make your body feel like a project, or like something that is letting you down. Fertility massage is a chance to rest, to be cared for, and to feel at home in your body again. Many people use it alongside fertility acupuncture.
Who it is for
Trying to conceive
Whether you have just started trying or have been trying for a while.
Before IVF
A calming treatment in the run-up to a cycle. Please check timings with your clinic and let us know your dates.
Stress and tension
For anyone who needs to slow down and switch off.
Who you will see: Fertility massage is with Charlotte, who also offers reiki, massage and cupping, so your treatment can be built around how you feel on the day. Meet the team →
Fertility massage: your questions
When should I not have fertility massage?
We do not give abdominal fertility massage if you might be pregnant, after an embryo transfer, or during a heavy period. Tell us your dates and we will plan around them.
Can it improve my chances of getting pregnant?
We cannot promise any outcome. Fertility massage is a relaxing, supportive treatment, and we always recommend it alongside appropriate medical care.
Can I combine it with acupuncture?
Yes. Many people use both as part of a wider fertility plan.
What should I wear?
Something comfortable. You will be covered with towels throughout, and only the area being massaged is uncovered.
Book fertility massage
Questions first? Call us or book a free 15 minute call.
Our services are supportive and educational and do not replace medical care. We cannot guarantee outcomes. Please speak to your GP or clinic about any health concerns, and tell them about any complementary treatment you are having.