Private care in Lihue
Make room for a quieter, more comfortable moment in a private Lihue studio. Mylene shapes the pace, pressure, and support around how you are feeling today, so you can settle in without needing to manage the experience alone.
A little more room to exhale
Pregnancy can make the usual routines feel different. A position that used to be comfortable may not be now. Sleep can be elusive, your back or hips may be carrying more of the day, and even a small stretch of unrushed quiet can feel valuable. Prenatal massage at Natural Healing Massage begins with a conversation about what has been feeling good, what has not, and what would make the time feel more supportive.
Mylene Lotz has cared for Kauai clients since 1994. Her private Lihue practice is intentionally calm, with a private entrance, waiting room, bathroom, and parking. There is no busy spa floor or fixed routine to keep up with. You can ask for a slower pace, lighter pressure, more support, less conversation, or more time in the places that need attention. The session is shaped around you.
Meet Mylene →Your appointment, your input
You do not need a detailed explanation or the perfect words. A few simple observations help Mylene tailor the session with more care.
Comfort first
Tell Mylene how you have been feeling, what positions are comfortable, and whether there is anything you would rather avoid. Comfort is not an afterthought. It guides the pace, support, pressure, and focus of the time together.
Attentive touch
Your preferences can change during an appointment. You can ask for a different amount of pressure, another position, more quiet, or a shift in focus at any point. Clear communication makes the care feel more personal and more useful.
Session pricing
Every appointment is private and by request. Choose the length that fits your day and gives the session enough space to feel unhurried.
A focused session when you have one or two clear priorities.
More room to settle in, talk things through, and move at a gentler pace.
An especially spacious appointment for broader, attentive care.
Before you arrive
The goal is not to turn booking into homework. It is simply to give the appointment a clear, comfortable starting point.
A private setting
Natural Healing Massage is a private, home-based practice at 4275 Mano Street in Lihue. The studio has a private entrance, a waiting room, a bathroom, and parking, so your appointment can begin without the noise or turnover of a busy spa. The setting is simple, quiet, and built around one person at a time.
Mylene is licensed in Hawaii as MAT-3710 and holds Permit MAE#16665. Her work is guided by decades of hands-on experience, careful attention, and respect for each client’s boundaries. That means your comfort and feedback matter throughout the appointment, not just at the beginning.
Prenatal massage is supportive bodywork, not medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have a high-risk pregnancy, new symptoms, recent complications, or any question about whether massage is appropriate for you, check with your prenatal health professional before requesting a session. You can also contact Mylene with practical questions about the studio or appointment.
A simple way to begin
There is no need to decide every detail before you get in touch. The booking request is simply a first conversation about timing, comfort, and what you need from the session.
Before you request
When you reach out, share the session length you are considering, the days or times that could work, and anything important for Mylene to know about your comfort. If you are unsure between two lengths or have a practical question about the studio, say that too. It is better to begin with an honest conversation than to guess. A request does not need to include every answer. If your schedule is shifting, you are deciding what length feels realistic, or you simply want to know what the quiet private setting is like, those are useful places to start.
When you arrive
How you feel can change from one week to the next, or even during the drive over. You can update Mylene when you arrive, ask for a little extra support, or change the focus of the session. If you would rather keep the room quiet, take a moment to get comfortable, or talk through what has been bothering you, that is part of the appointment too. Small adjustments are welcome, and they can make the time feel much more like your own. The point is not to perform a perfect appointment. It is to have a calm space where your comfort is taken seriously.
Choosing a session length
A 60-minute appointment can be a thoughtful choice when you have a clear focus or are trying the studio for the first time. It can give you room to check in, settle into the session, and give attention to the places that have been asking for it without taking up the whole day.
A 90-minute session creates more space for an unhurried pace. That can be welcome when you want to spend time getting comfortable, when more than one area is on your mind, or when slowing down is part of what you came for. There is time to adjust, pause, and return to an area without the feeling that everything needs to fit into a rush.
A 120-minute session is the most spacious option. It can be a good fit when you want broader, attentive care and a longer break from the pace of the day. You never need to choose more time than feels right. The best session length is the one that gives you enough room to feel heard, supported, and comfortable.
Frequently asked questions
Natural Healing Massage is at 4275 Mano Street in Lihue. It is a private, home-based studio with a private entrance, waiting room, bathroom, and parking.
Let Mylene know your stage of pregnancy, how you have been feeling, what positions are comfortable, any areas you would like addressed or avoided, and any recent health changes. You do not need technical language. Clear, plain details are useful.
A 60-minute session can work well for a clear focus or a first visit. Consider 90 minutes when you want more time to settle in or have several areas on your mind. A 120-minute appointment offers the most spacious pace. Choose the length that feels right for you.
Massage is not medical diagnosis or treatment. If you have a high-risk pregnancy, new symptoms, recent complications, or are unsure whether massage is appropriate, speak with your prenatal health professional before booking.
By appointment only