About Us

Your recovery is our focus.

At Pacific Sports Rehab, we’re not just about stretching your muscles and joints or teaching you how to move again after an injury; although we are confident we do that well. Our belief is that people with passion are capable of changing lives; you will find that at Pacific Sports Rehab as a patient. Our team is diverse in specialty with therapists who love their jobs and are passionate about their fields. We take pride in working with you to best understand your individual needs.

Your recovery is our focus.

Natalie Allen, OTR/L, OTD, CHT

Owner

Natalie is a dedicated Certified Hand Therapist (CHT) with over 10 years of experience in the field. Specializing in the rehabilitation of upper extremity injuries, she combines clinical expertise with a compassionate approach to patient care.

Natalie earned her doctorate degree in Occupational Therapy from Northern Arizona University and achieved certification as a hand therapist through the Hand Therapy Certification Commission. With extensive experience in treating a variety of conditions, including post-surgical recovery, tendon injuries, and fractures, Natalie is committed to helping patients regain their function and improve their quality of life.

In addition to hands-on therapy, Natalie is passionate about educating patients on injury prevention and promoting overall wellness. She stays current with the latest advancements in hand therapy techniques and continuously seeks opportunities for professional development.

Though she specializes in all upper extremity disorders, she has a strong lifelong passion for sports and athletic rehabilitation. Since 2019 she has worked as the league’s certified hand therapist for the Seattle Seawolves Major League Rugby team, where she provides pre-game treatments for optimal performance as well as post game recovery throughout the season.

She believes that rehab is not just about the outcomes, but the experience and empowerment that therapy can provide for each person.

Natalie Allen, OTR/L, OTD, CHT

She believes that rehab is not just about the outcomes, but the experience and empowerment that therapy can provide for each person.

Bryan Simpson, PT, DPT

Although Bryan was not born here, he has called the PNW home since he was 8 years old. He grew up in the Seattle area, attending Nathan Hale High School in northeast Seattle and then graduating from Western Washington University’s Kinesiology program. He attended Regis University in Colorado before moving back home to start his career. After having worked for two private practices in the North Seattle region, he decided to open his own practice with a colleague.

Bryan truly enjoys being a physical therapist and loves teaching patients about how to manage their symptoms and helping them get back to their lives. Whether it’s strength training, manual therapy, developing control or balance, or just something simple like tweaking a workstation, Bryan believes that educating people about their body and why things are causing them pain is critically important to getting better. Through his time as PT, he has developed a wealth of experience and loves treating patients of all kinds. He especially loves working with athletes, and throwers especially, having grown up a baseball player and playing through high school and college.

Bryan is a big Seattle sports fan, and to his wife’s dismay, enjoys watching all the games. He and his wife have 2 young children and a 60 lb bird dog that they love spending time with. Additionally, he plays video games and watches movies during his free time. He and his family love spending time together at home or out and about in the water, hiking, or riding the ferry like tourists.

Bryan Simpson, PT, DPT

Jamie Wang, PT, DPT

Jamie graduated with her DPT from Texas Woman’s University in 2024. She received a B.S. in Biology (Physiology) from the University of Washington. She is originally from the Lynnwood area and went to high school at Edmonds-Woodway.

Jamie loves working with a diverse population in the outpatient environment, and is committed to providing holistic care. She enjoys treating all body regions and diagnoses, and working with people of all ages. Her goal is to improve her patients’ well-being and help them achieve optimal health through personalized treatment plans, supporting them through exercise and education.

Like many people in the PNW, Jamie enjoys snowboarding, hiking, and running. Outside of work, she can be found at the climbing gym, attending pilates, or exploring new restaurants with her husband.

Jamie Wang, PT, DPT

Like many people in the PNW, Jamie enjoys snowboarding, hiking, and running. Outside of work, she can be found at the climbing gym, attending pilates, or exploring new restaurants with her husband.

Lydia Stout, OTR/L, MSOT

Lydia is an occupational therapist specializing in upper extremity rehabilitation. Her interest in this field was sparked during her college years when she shadowed a certified hand therapist, inspiring her pursuit of a Bachelor of Science in Health and Exercise Science followed by a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy.

During her graduate studies, Lydia actively engaged with her cohort and immersed herself in research, which led to presentations at conferences, including the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), the American Society of Hand Therapy (ASHT), and the International Federation of Societies for Hand Therapy (IFSHT). Her research is currently in the process of publication in a scholarly journal, reflecting her commitment to advancing the field of occupational therapy and enhancing patient care through evidence-based practice.

Lydia is passionate about her work and dedicated to helping patients return to their everyday lives following an injury. She emphasizes evidence-based and client-centered care throughout the rehabilitation process. Whether helping to manage chronic pain, enhancing strength, or modifying daily activities, Lydia is committed to collaborating with patients to help them achieve their goals.

Originally from the Midwest, Lydia loves exploring the beautiful state of Washington and is always looking for hiking and restaurant recommendations in the area. Outside of her professional pursuits, Lydia enjoys reading, weightlifting at the gym, hiking, playing beach volleyball, and traveling, all of which enrich her holistic view of health and contribute to her overall quality of life.

Cary Davis, PTA, CPT

Cary Davis is a PTA and certified personal trainer with a passion for personal fitness and outdoor recreation. She graduated from Northern Michigan University where she was a member of the NMU Swim Team and competed in the Olympic Trials. Her love for swimming inspired her to compete in Ironman Triathlons while completing her degrees in both Elementary Education and Physical Therapy. Cary is also the owner of Aspire For Adventure, which offers customized training programs focused on preparing individuals for hiking adventures.

Cary has always loved outdoor adventures. While teaching in Singapore, she spent her vacations trekking in Nepal, competing in triathlons in southeast Asia and Australia, and backpacking in New Zealand and other countries. During the summer, she led wilderness trips in the US and Canada.

Recently, Cary has taught various fitness classes including bootcamp, TRX, and strength training. When she isn’t planning her next adventure, she enjoys hiking, trail running, and spending time with her husband and three sons. She is passionate about inspiring people to challenge themselves in fitness or outdoor adventures.

Cary Davis, PTA, CPT

CONTACT US

Pacific Sports Rehab
6912 220th Street SW, Suite 205
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043

Phone: (425) 712-1978
Fax: (425) 712-1995

Email: [email protected]