Rebecca Yawman, RN, LMT, is rooted in the Pacific Northwest and attended the University of Oregon, where she earned a BS in Psychology. Her interest in health led her to Seattle’s Cortiva Institute in 2012, where she studied massage therapy and became particularly drawn to the role of the lymphatic and nervous systems in maintaining balance and health in the body. After graduating, Rebecca continued her studies at Bastyr University for Craniosacral Therapy. She uses this foundational approach as an integral way to release chronic patterns and facilitate healing after acute traumas. In 2018, Rebecca discovered Frequency Specific Microcurrent and was astounded at how effective this modality was for those experiencing chronic pain. She immediately incorporated FSM into every session and has seen significant increases in injury recovery, scar tissue mobilization, decreased stress and anxiety, and overall wellness.

Rebecca was inspired to pursue nursing by her mother, a lifelong Registered Nurse and Army Veteran. Growing up, she often watched as her mother regularly stopped whatever she was doing and offered help to anyone in need. These experiences have led her to continue learning and looking for ways to help. Rebecca has developed her nursing skills while working in surgery. She is working towards her Master’s degree in nursing and loves supporting clients with regenerative therapies such as nutritional infusions and massage therapy. She enjoys spending time with friends and family in her spare time, attending concerts and evening walks.