Pregnancy massage in Perth

Vicki Hobbs has spent more than twenty years alongside Perth families as a birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator and doula trainer. Her calendar covers hypnobirthing and VBAC education, caesarean birth preparation, birth debriefing, pregnancy and postpartum massage, mother blessings and placenta encapsulation, in person and online.

The massage arm of a long-standing Beaufort Street physio and podiatry practice: deep tissue, remedial, sports recovery, Swedish, pregnancy massage and myofascial cupping, with health-fund claiming for remedial work. Weekday evenings until 7pm and Saturday mornings make it workable around a job.

Remedial, sports and pregnancy massage with kinesiology and dry needling, working from rooms inside Feel Good Fitness on Reserve Drive. Most private health funds rebate on the spot through HICAPS, and booking runs online — one of the more complete hands-on therapy menus in the Peel region.

Massage across remedial, relaxation, pregnancy, hot stone and lymphatic drainage, with reiki and reflexology on the same menu and float tanks in the building. Hour-long sessions run $129–$159, evenings included most nights, and a membership from $95 a month suits people who treat it as maintenance rather than a treat.

A quiet northern-suburbs clinic whose range runs wider than most: remedial, relaxation and pregnancy massage alongside hot stone work, Bowen therapy and manual lymphatic drainage — two modalities that are genuinely hard to find north of the river. Weekday and Saturday hours, booked online.

A seven-day remedial clinic on Market Street covering deep tissue, sports and trigger-point work, pregnancy massage, cupping and lymphatic drainage. Prices are published plainly — thirty minutes from $70, an hour $130, concessions across the board — and HICAPS handles most health-fund rebates on the spot.

A Rokeby Road institution pairing sports and remedial massage with physiotherapy, dry needling, cupping and pilates — reformer classes included. Open early to 8pm on weekdays with weekend hours, and a South Perth recovery annexe with saunas and cold plunges for the training crowd.

Float tanks on Cambridge Street, paired with infrared sauna and relaxation, remedial and pregnancy massage — with a sister site in Currambine for the northern corridor. Floating is the practice here rather than a bolt-on, and the booking system makes a first session painless.