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Therapies & Specialties:
Massage, Workshops, Abdominal Therapy Practitioner

Pregnancy Massage, Postpartum Massage, Medical Massage, Infant Massage Education, Abdominal Therapy

Please contact me directly in regards to pricing and with any other inquiries you may have.       
Schedule an appointment:
P: 716.604.7276
E: amanda.rayburg@gmail.com

Now offering Abdominal Therapy (formally Maya Abdominal Massage)

This work brings focus to your belly… a place that may hold unprocessed emotions, tension, and pain. Through gentle massage, your therapist will help release these stressors. With supportive information, you will learn how to encourage healing.

AT is a supportive modality to enhance health and wellness, and is not meant as an entire approach to health care. If you have any serious medical conditions, please consult your health care provider first.

This list contains the most common symptoms that may be improved by incorporating this holistic modality into ones health care

For Fertility and Pregnancy:

  • Supports preconception by strengthening uterine ligaments, supporting overall health of reproductive organs

  • Enhances ovarian function

  • Relaxation to clients

  • Trimester specific techniques to enhance health of mother and baby

  • Techniques to provide effective birthing process and post-partum care

    For Women:

  • Displaced or prolapsed uterus and or bladder

  • Painful menstrual cycles and ovulation

  • Irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation

  • Bladder or yeast infections

  • Miscarriages, difficult pregnancies

  • Endometriosis

  • Peri menopause, menopausal symptoms

  • Infertility

  • PMS/Depression with menstruation

  • Ovarian cysts

  • Uterine fibroids

  • Abnormal uterine bleeding

  • Enhances Pregnancy, aids in labor and birthing

  • Pelvic congestion, pain

    For Infants and Children:

  • Colicky babies

  • General digestive issues

  • Constipation

  • Enuresis (bed wetting at night)

  • General anxiety

    For Everyone:

  • Headaches/migraines

  • Digestive Disorders

  • Low energy

  • Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)

  • Gastro Esophogeal Reflux (GERD)

  • Crohn’s Disease

  • Chronic constipation

  • Low Back ache

  • Chronic indigestion or heartburn

  • Gastritis

  • Restricted breathing due to tension

Pregnancy Massage
Growing a human is serious business! A person’s body goes through many physical and emotional changes during this magical and sometimes stressful time. Allow pregnancy massage to help you feel relaxed and confident as you prepare for birth and baby.                     

Postpartum Massage
You just spent nine months growing a human, gave birth, and are now swimming in the lakes of parenthood. After all that hard work you could sure use a massage. Though it may often seem difficult to fit into a busy schedule, postpartum massage therapy is one of the MOST beneficial things a new parent can do for themselves, offering a speedier recovery from childbirth. Did you have a Cesarean birth? Massage also promotes the healing and breakdown of scar tissue.

“When the birthing parent takes regular care of themselves postpartum through massage, they are better able to care for thier baby. Massage benefits recovery both physically and mentally. When they feel good, it is easier for them to meet the needs of their newborn.”

— Amanda Rayburg, LMT

Cesarean Scar Treatment                                                   

Did you have a Cesarean Birth? This treatment focuses on the healing  and appreciation of your birthing scar. We will take the time to discuss your Cesarean Birth(s) and any feelings and physical discomforts you are experiencing . During this session I will also show you how self treat your scar tissue.

Medical/Therapeutic Massage 
This type of massage therapy treatment is used to address any acute or chronic muscular injuries or discomforts. Compared to a relaxation or Swedish massage treatment, a medical/therapeutic massage treatment focuses on a particular problem area, for example a rotator cuff or low back issue. Deep tissue techniques, along with stretching, are often used during treatment. Depending on the severity of a muscular issue, weekly or bi-weekly treatments may be recommended. 

"Labor Induction" Massage Treatment 
*"Labor induction" massage is not guaranteed to induce labor.

Labor Induction Massage is for expectant mothers who are at 40+ weeks gestation.  Labor inducing acupressure points on clients feet, hands, and back are addressed along with a general relaxation massage at the end. Mamas partner, spouse, or support person are welcomed and encouraged to attend this treatment. By learning these points you can easily address them at home and continue to encourage the onset of labor.