MASSAGE THERAPY

  • Brith Prep Class and Massage

    Created for the mama and expecting parents who want to feel more connected, informed and supported as they prepare to welcome their baby.

    This intimate experience blends nurturing prenatal massage with personalized birth preparation—helping you soften, breathe and build confidence in your body’s ability to birth.

    Together, we’ll explore:

    🌿 The physiology of labor and birth
    🌿 Connecting with your breath, body and baby
    🌿 Comfort measures and labor positions
    🌿 How to move through contractions
    🌿 How your partner can support you physically and emotionally
    🌿 What matters during each phase of labor
    🌿 Creating a calm, connected and supportive birth environment

    This is more than a class. It is sacred time to slow down, ask questions, connect with your partner and prepare for birth feeling grounded, empowered and deeply supported.

    Open to all expecting mamas and birth partners.

    Duration: 2.5–3 hours

    Limited availability
    (2 opening a week )
    Wednesday and Saturday’s from 2-7pm
    Location: Kaneohe

    $250

    +additional cost for driving ‍

  • Prenatal / Postpartum

    Includes prayer, lomi lomi, abdominal massage, fascial stretching, deep relaxational touch, sound therapy

    Location: Kaneohe
    70 minutes

    $110
    + additional charge for drive

  • LOMI LOMI MASSAGE

    Includes prayer, lomi lomi, abdominal massage, hot stone therapy, essential oils, cupping, fascial stretching, deep relaxational touch, sound therapy

    Location: Kaneohe
    75 Minutes
    $100

    +additional charge for drive

TEXT Pi‘ILANI TO SCHEDULE 808-233-9435

Prenatal massage is a type of therapeutic massage designed specifically for pregnant individuals to address the physical and emotional changes that occur during pregnancy. It focuses on alleviating common discomforts and promoting overall well-being for both the expectant person and their baby.

Pain Relief: Helps alleviate common pregnancy-related discomforts such as back pain, hip pain, and sciatica.

Reduction of Swelling: Can help reduce swelling in the legs and feet by improving circulation.

Stress Reduction: Promotes relaxation and reduces stress and anxiety, which can positively impact both the parent and the baby.

Improved Sleep: May help improve sleep patterns by promoting relaxation and relieving physical discomfort.

Enhanced Mood: Can boost mood and emotional well-being, contributing to a more positive pregnancy experience.

Postpartum massage is a therapeutic practice designed to support recovery and well-being in the weeks and months following childbirth. It focuses on addressing the physical and emotional changes that occur during the postpartum period, helping new parents transition more comfortably into their new roles.

Physical Recovery: Aids in the healing of muscles, ligaments, and tissues that have been stretched or strained during pregnancy and childbirth.

Pain Relief: Helps alleviate common postpartum discomforts such as lower back pain, neck and shoulder tension, and muscle soreness.

Reduction of Swelling: Can help reduce edema (swelling) that may occur after childbirth by improving circulation and lymphatic drainage.

Improved Posture: Assists in correcting postural issues that can arise from carrying and nursing the baby.

Emotional Well-being: Provides relaxation and stress relief, which can be beneficial for emotional balance and mental health during the postpartum period.