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Dreamspace Natural Therapeutics The Continuing Evolution of Essie Hicks

Olympia, WALocal News

Essie Hicks, the founder of DreamSpace Therapeutics in Yelm, has dedicated over 30 years to helping clients achieve physical and emotional comfort through her expertise as a licensed massage therapist. Her extensive training includes certifications in various therapeutic techniques, such as craniosacral therapy and sports massage, allowing her to tailor treatments for individual needs. Essie's personal connection to her work stems from her past experiences, including treating her stepfather's severe injuries, which has shaped her understanding of trauma and healing. Currently, she is enhancing her skills through advanced training in lymph drainage and yoga, emphasizing her commitment to lifelong learning and holistic health. Beyond her practice, Essie teaches massage therapy, sharing her knowledge with future therapists and addressing critical issues such as maternal mortality through therapeutic techniques.

Her approach demonstrates how bodywork can complement traditional medical care, providing a drug-free avenue for healing. As a respected member of the American Massage Therapy Association, Essie's influence extends beyond Yelm, impacting the broader community. Her dedication to her craft and clients positions her as a vital contributor to the local well-being landscape.

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