Massage Therapy

Prenatal Massage in Denver

Pregnancy asks a lot of the body, and the aches that come with it are real. Prenatal massage is a gentle, targeted form of massage therapy designed to ease the discomforts many expecting mothers feel, including lower back and hip pain, tight shoulders, leg swelling, and the tension that makes rest hard to come by. Many patients also find it helps with sleep and with managing everyday stress during pregnancy.

Comfort and safety come first. Prenatal massage is performed by a therapist trained in the specific needs of pregnancy, using supported, side-lying positioning rather than lying flat, and adjusting pressure and technique to each trimester. Because every pregnancy is different, we recommend checking with your OB or healthcare provider before your first session, especially if you have a high-risk pregnancy or any complications. Once you have the go-ahead, our team tailors each session to where you are and how you feel.

Therapeutic Massage for Car Accident Injuries

The soft-tissue damage from a car accident often lingers long after the bruises fade. Whiplash, muscle strains, and deep tension in the neck, back, and shoulders respond well to therapeutic massage, which helps release tight tissue, improve circulation to injured areas, and support a fuller recovery. Used alongside chiropractic care and physical therapy, massage is a valuable part of our car accident care approach.

Injuries like whiplash can take weeks or months to fully settle, and addressing them early tends to lead to better outcomes. Our team documents your treatment thoroughly and works alongside your insurance and legal professionals so your care is recorded properly for any claim, letting you focus on healing rather than paperwork.

Massage also works well alongside other soft-tissue treatments we offer, including focused shockwave therapy for stubborn tendon and muscle pain.

Meet Your Massage Therapy Team

Your massage therapy at Denver Integrated Spine Center is provided by licensed massage therapists who work as part of our multidisciplinary team, alongside our chiropractors and physical therapists led by owner and chiropractor Dr. Michael Schnider, DC. That integration matters: your massage therapist can coordinate directly with the rest of your care team so every treatment supports the same recovery goals.

Our therapists are trained across a range of modalities, from Swedish and deep tissue to trigger point and athletic recovery work, and they tailor each session to your body and your goals.

Massage Therapy FAQs

Is prenatal massage safe during pregnancy?

For most healthy pregnancies, prenatal massage is considered safe when performed by a therapist trained in prenatal care. That said, every pregnancy is unique, so we recommend confirming with your OB or healthcare provider first, particularly if your pregnancy is high-risk or you have any complications.

Can massage therapy help after a car accident?

Yes. Therapeutic massage can help relieve the muscle tension, stiffness, and soft-tissue pain that often follow a collision, including whiplash. It works best as part of a broader recovery plan that may also include chiropractic care and physical therapy.

Do I need a referral for massage therapy?

No referral is required to book a massage with us. You can schedule directly and let us know your goals or areas of concern so we can match you with the right treatment.

Is massage therapy covered by insurance?

Coverage for massage therapy varies. In some cases it may be part of an injury or car-accident treatment plan, while in others it is self-pay. Contact us and our team will walk you through pricing and payment options before your visit.

What should I expect at my first massage session?

Your therapist will start by reviewing your health history and the areas giving you trouble, then build a session around your needs. You are always in control of pressure and comfort, and you can share feedback at any point.