Hey, guys, welcome to not another anxiety show. I'm your host, Kelly Walker, and joining me today

is guest Natalie Tilton. Hey, Natalie. Hi, how are you? Good, good. I'm so glad you could be here.

Thank you so much. Thank you so much for having me. Yeah, yeah. Now, do you mind if I share a little bit more

about you with our listeners before we dive on in? Yeah, 100%. Beautiful. So, Natalie is a doctor

of physical therapy, an owner of ability allies. She knew she

wanted to be a physical therapist at a very young age, fascinated with medical practice and sports

rehab, along with a strong passion for caring and assisting others. Natalie received her undergraduate

degrees in rehabilitation science with a minor in psychology,

while competing on the varsity field hockey team winning three conference championships and

graduated with her doctorate's degree in physical therapy while playing for the New England

Regional and Olympic Qualifier field hockey teams, receiving the student athlete award for excellence in

academics and athletics from Northeastern University

in Boston, Massachusetts. Natalie has over 15 years of clinical experience working directly in the

fields of orthopedics, post-operative recovery, sports rehab, aquatic therapy, pediatrics, and pulmonary

rehab. With a variety of clinical skills, she is able to evaluate complex

conditions and discover the root cause of dysfunction in order to develop the most effective

treatment plan for each patient's individual needs. Natalie is dedicated to implementing her

knowledge and passion for health and wellness to guide individuals to successfully optimize

their function and overall quality of life.

And you can find Natalie at www.w.w.com and at Ability Allies for various social media

tags like Instagram and Facebook and all that stuff. So Natalie, we actually met at an open house right back in November.

And I remember really like resonating with you because you're like, I've always wanted to help people.

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