One-on-one physical and occupational therapy at 68A Fogg Rd in Epping, NH, serving northern Rockingham County, including Brentwood, Raymond, and Nottingham. Care from Doctors of Physical Therapy and licensed therapists, same-week evaluations, and no referral needed.
Questions about parking or getting here? Call (603) 770-0408 before your first visit and our front desk will walk you through it.
Our Epping therapists assess and treat conditions that affect muscles, nerves, and joints, using techniques like dry needling, Graston Technique, and postural realignment alongside laser therapy and sports rehabilitation.
Looking for pelvic floor physical therapy or shockwave therapy? Call (603) 770-0408 and we will confirm which clinic and provider can see you. See all services →
From back pain and sciatica to sports injuries and dizziness, your evaluation finds what is driving your symptoms. Browse everything we treat →
Ability Allies is led by owner Dr. Natalie Tilton, DPT, across our Epping, Portsmouth, and Dover clinics. Therapist schedules vary by clinic, so call (603) 770-0408 and we will match you with a Epping provider who fits your needs and your schedule. Meet the full team →
The best place for physical therapy hands down.
Patients visit our Epping clinic from Epping, Brentwood, Raymond, and Nottingham.
Closer to another clinic? Ability Allies also offers physical therapy in Portsmouth, NH and physical therapy in Dover, NH.
Your first visit is a full, hands-on evaluation with a licensed physical therapist. We listen to your history, watch how you move, and test where the pain is coming from. You leave knowing exactly what is driving your symptoms and what recovery will realistically look like.
Instead of chasing symptoms, we treat the source. Hands-on manual therapy, targeted movement, and a plan built for your body calm the irritated tissues and restore how you move. Every technique has a clear reason, and your therapist explains it as you go.
Once the pain settles, we rebuild. Progressive strengthening teaches your body to handle the demands of daily life, work, and sport. This is the phase that keeps the problem from returning, so you leave stronger and more resilient than when you walked in.
