Our Team
Courtney Montgomery
DNP, APRN-C, FMACP
Rooted in Montana values and guided by a deep respect for self-sustainability, nature, and individualized care, Courtney Montgomery brings a thoughtful, whole-person approach to healthcare. Her practice is grounded in the belief that true wellness extends beyond physical symptoms to include resilience, balance, and quality of life.
Courtney began her nursing career after graduating from Carroll College in 2008. She gained broad clinical experience across obstetrics and labor & delivery, emergency medicine, medical-surgical units, and family practice settings—providing her with a strong foundation in comprehensive patient care. She went on to earn her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of St. Augustine, becoming a Family Nurse Practitioner in January 2022, and later completed her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree in August 2023.
Courtney is deeply committed to supporting Veterans and their families. Her grandfather was a World War II Veteran and Purple Heart recipient; two uncles served during the Vietnam War—one in the U.S. Navy and one in the U.S. Air Force; her cousin served in Iraq; and her father-in-law served in the U.S. Navy. Honoring this legacy, Courtney is proud to provide compassionate, respectful care to those who have served our country.
Rebecca Yawman
RN, LMT, FMACP
Rebecca Yawman, RN, LMT, FMACP, is rooted in the Pacific Northwest and brings a dynamic blend of expertise and compassion to her practice. She attended the University of Oregon, earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, which ignited her interest in understanding the intricate connections between the body and mind. In 2012, she pursued massage therapy at Seattle’s Cortiva Institute, where she became particularly drawn to the critical roles the lymphatic and nervous systems play in maintaining balance and overall health.
Rebecca continued her advanced studies at Bastyr University, focusing on Craniosacral Therapy. This approach became a cornerstone of her practice, enabling her to release chronic patterns and support healing after acute traumas. In 2018, she discovered Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) and was astounded by its effectiveness for individuals experiencing chronic pain. She immediately incorporated FSM into her sessions, leveraging its remarkable ability to accelerate injury recovery, mobilize scar tissue, reduce stress and anxiety, and enhance overall wellness.
Rebecca’s journey into nursing was inspired by her parents—her mother, a lifelong Registered Nurse and Army Veteran, and her father, a career Pharmacist. Witnessing her mother’s selfless dedication to helping others left a lasting impression, motivating Rebecca to continue learning and finding new ways to provide care. She developed her nursing skills while working in surgery, gaining invaluable experience in both the operating room and post-operative care. These experiences deepened her understanding of the body’s healing processes and inspired her to specialize in pain management.
Currently working toward her Master’s degree in nursing, Rebecca is expanding her focus to include regenerative therapies such as nutritional infusions alongside her bodywork practice. In her spare time, she enjoys connecting with friends and family, attending concerts, and unwinding on evening walks.
Rebecca remains deeply committed to supporting her clients’ well-being through a holistic approach that blends Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM), Lymphatic Drainage, Craniosacral Therapy, and her growing expertise in advanced nursing therapies.
