Hayden Hilke earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Furman University in 1997. After spending two years in Jackson, Wyoming, she returned to South Carolina, where she received her Master of Science in Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy degree (MSR, PT) from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2003. In 2009, she completed her transitional Doctorate in Physical Therapy at A.T. Still University.

Following years of experience working in a variety of patient care settings both in Jackson and beyond, Hayden founded Peak Physical Therapy, an outpatient orthopedic physical therapy clinic in Wilson, Wyoming, in 2013.

Inspired by her own personal experience with a back injury and recognizing a lack of resources and accessibility in the Jackson community, she also founded Watershed Jackson, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting athletes with traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries. Through both her private practice and nonprofit work, Hayden has played an important role in educating the Jackson community on traumatic brain injury management and advocating for a more accessible local environment.

Today, Hayden divides her time between serving patients out of her sports facility, Kilter Physical Therapy in Jackson and traveling with the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team and the U.S. Nomadic Sports Team.

Description Abby Schenk graduated from Otterbein College in 2009 with BS in Allied Health. Abby ran in distance in college which ultimately led to a love for rehab and sports performance. Abby received her doctorate degree from Saint Francis University in Loretto, PA. After meeting her now husband on a Caribbean cruise she soon found herself in the Chicagoland area initiating her career and finding her path as a sports performance PT. In Chicago Abby’s passion for running opened the door to partner with a private practice to open a clinic which served primarily the running and triathlete community. Abby enjoys working with all athletes and geeks out on learning and understanding all things movement biomechanics. Despite her love for running, she also enjoys backpacking, skiing, mountain biking, and spending time with her 2-year-old son, lab Aspen, and husband Stephen.

Diana graduated from Colby College in 1990. She road tripped West, and after seeing the Tetons for the first time decided the trip ended here. She then graduated from University of Utah with a Masters in PT in 1998 and returned to Wyoming, working in Lander, Dubois and circling back to Jackson.

Diana has enjoyed working in many areas of patient care and in the early 2000’s began exploring the field of pelvic health. She certified in Pelvic Health with the American Physical Therapy Association in 2007 and since then has mentored with Diane Lee in the Integrative Systems Model of Treatment and attended multiple pelvic health continuing education courses. She enjoys treating women in their first through fourth trimesters of pregnancy; women with complications of menopause and perimenopause; men with hip, low back and pelvic pain; and all patients with visceral pain.

Integrating the pelvic and orthopedic worlds fuels her to continue getting patients back to their most optimal recovery. She, her daughter and husband are passionate about Nordic skiing, and in the summer, Diana enjoys hiking, paddleboarding and quality time with her dog, Ben.

Natalie graduated from Southern Connecticut State University in 2018 with a BS in Athletic Training, and later in 2021 from the University of Rhode Island’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program. Born and raised in Connecticut, Natalie spent her initial years as a physical therapist treating the sports and orthopedic population around the New England area. She quickly learned she loved hopping around and seeing new places while gaining new work experience, leading her to become a traveling physical therapist, which landed her here in Jackson, WY. As a snowboarder, she was drawn to Jackson for the winter, but like every other person “crossing through” Jackson, quickly fell in love with the Tetons and stayed for the summer. She traveled around a bit more, but found her way back to Jackson to enjoy not just one, but all the seasons here.

Natalie is certified in trigger point dry needling, and thrives working with the athletic population and those motivated to return to the activities that are part of who they are. She has extensive background in treating sports injuries related to skiing/snowboarding, running, football, baseball/softball, and soccer, as well as vocational injuries and post-operative cases including total joint replacements. She brings a fun and nonchalant treatment style to the clinic because at the end of the day, no one actually wants to be at PT... so let’s at least have a good time if we have to be!

Outside of the clinic, Natalie enjoys snowboarding, trail running, hiking, paddleboarding, the beach, and is a huge foodie (give me all your restaurant recommendations). She is an avid Philadelphia sports fan (Go Birds!) so you can imagine Cutty’s is her favorite establishment in Jackson. She is excited to be in Jackson permanently for the time being, and is stoked to help get all of the awesome patients at Kilter back outside and moving again!

Dr. Monifa is originally from the East Coast and grew up playing field sports. She played rugby in college at James Madison University. That experience fueled her love for strength and conditioning, rehab, and reducing injuries in sports. She is passionate about providing quality evidence-based care for her patients so that they can live their lives to the fullest. 

Dr. Monifa graduated with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from High Point University and is a Board Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialist. During her studies, Dr. Monifa completed many years of biomechanics research on weightlifters, and field athletes that fuels her passion for providing evidence-based care for her patients. Dr. Monifa is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach and has experience coaching sports teams and individual athletes. She also is a USA Rugby certified Coach and has experience as an Assistant Coach for Collegiate and Club Women’s Teams.  Dr. Monifa is a Certified ImPACT Concussion Trained Physical Therapist and works with patients with Concussions and Vestibular conditions. Dr. Monifa Williams has completed the Institute of Clinical Excellence’s Diversity Leadership Program which provided mentorship and fitness-forward evidence-based continuing education for emerging leaders in the field of physical therapy. These experiences have fueled her passion for helping people perform their best whether it is in sports or everyday life. Outside of work, you can find Monifa at the closest rugby pitch, on a bike path, or concert! 

Greer Burnside is the Kilter Physical Therapy office manager. She not only keeps the business running smoothly, but she is able to assist with all the billing and scheduling needs of the clinic. Outside of Kilter you can find her dirt biking the Jackson trails with her husband, if you can catch up to her, that is.

Chloe is a Front Desk Assistant who helps coordinate scheduling and support needs of patients and the clinic team. She is currently pursuing her degree at Boise State University with plans to become a Physical Therapist. In addition to her administrative role, Chloe shadows clinicians and assists with performance testing, helping gather data that supports athletes as they recover and return to the activities they love.

Most of her career has been focused on women’s health-including labor and delivery, postpartum care, nursery and pediatrics. Most recently, Brittany spent several years as a provider at a highly ranked OBGYN clinic in Idaho Falls.

She chose to devote her career to women’s healthcare because she felt the need to help women in a higher capacity. She loves helping women at all stages of life with annual well-woman exams, menopause, contraception, common health issues and much more. Brittany truly enjoys connecting with her patients and helping them live their best lives!

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Skyla Hamilton-Holderman is the founder of Alpine Aprés Nurse Concierge, LLC, Her clinical expertise spans over 14 years in a variety of specialties including Medical/Surgical, School Nursing, Certified Nurse Assistant Educator, Adjunct Professor, and Home Health Nursing. Skyla received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Fort Kent, Maine. She holds her WY Nursing license and Basic Life Support (BLS) certificate.

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Paul Langevin, DO, is an Osteopathic physician based in Alpine, WY, specializing in osteopathic medicine with a diverse background in aerospace, preventive, and occupational medicine. He completed his education and training at various institutions including Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, Navy Medicine Operational Training Center, and the University of Wyoming, alongside earning an MPH from the University of West Florida. Dr. Langevin is currently in private practice at Star Valley Osteopathy and serves as an Assistant Professor at Rocky Vista University Montana College of Osteopathic Medicine. His recent role was as a Wing Flight Surgeon at the US Navy. He brings experience in aerospace medicine, acupuncture, osteopathic manipulative medicine, and wilderness medicine.

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