Heather Hawthorne, Massage Therapist
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Heather Hawthorne

Massage Therapist

2237 California Ave SW Seattle WA, 98116

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Heather Hawthorne has been a licensed massage therapist since 1997. She is certified and licensed in the US and Australia and has been in practice internationally in various locations including England, Australia, the US and Europe. She is the owner of Hawthorne Massage and Self Care in West Seattle and specializes in pain relief, injury prevention and chronic conditions. She offers Deep Tisse Massage Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy, Myofascial Release, Cupping, Hot Stone Massage, Prenatal Massage, Dermalogica Facials and Aromatherapy Treatments with Young Living Essential Oils. 

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Heather Hawthorne's Expert Contributions
  • Why is it recommended to drink water after a massage?

    Drinking water post massage helps the body flush out any accumulated materials that were released during the massage. This is especially pertinent in deep tissue and therapeutic massage as massage stimulates circulation in the body. READ MORE

  • What are the benefits of massage for seniors?

    Hello, and thank you for your question. Massage is one of the greatest stress reduction tools we have in our self-care programs. Massage promotes overall relaxation, including reducing tension stored in the body and allows the receiver to completely relax and let go. Also, please let your grandfather know that he can remain clothed during massage. Many people are sometimes anxious about the idea of disrobing for a massage . Perhaps you should get your grandfather a gift certificate for a treatment to see if he likes it? They make excellent Christmas gifts! READ MORE

  • What causes knots in your muscles?

    Hello. Muscle "knots' are usually a type of spasm that causes small portions of a muscle to tense up. This tension can be painful. Knots usually happen because a muscle has been irritated by a repetitive motion over an extended period of time. A muscle might also knot up when it's in an awkward or unusual position for too long. Overuse, poor posture and other lifestyle factors may cause knots as well. These painful knots often go away with treatment including massage, cupping, stretching or acupressure. Thank you for your inquiry. I hope it helps. Heather Hawthorne, LMT READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Prenatal MassageDeep Tissue MassageNeuromuscular TherapyMyofascial ReleaseCuppingFascial Stretch Technique FSTHot Stone Massage

Professional Memberships

  • Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals  
  • NCBTMB  

Charities and Philanthropic Endeavors

  • Doney Coe Pet Care Clinic Seattle, WA
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Youth Care Seattle, WA

Heather Hawthorne's Practice location

2237 California Ave SW -
Seattle, WA 98116
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