Melissa Merritt, LMT discusses the qualifications massage therapists should have to perform prenatal massages that will provide the best benefits to moms.
“I mean, I would say that the majority probably could. But it’s important to have someone who’s at least had some training in prenatal. I think most massage schools do teach you basics, but if you really want to get the full effects of a prenatal massage, it’s definitely better to have someone who’s certified or has some type of training.”
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