About Restore Physical Therapy
At Restore, we work with you to create an individualized plan for not only your physical concerns but also for your overall health and wellness.
Restore was founded out of frustration with the traditional medical model, particularly the model of physical therapy, where you see multiple providers and are passed off to an aide to do routine exercises. The Restore approach is physical therapy the way it should be. Your entire session will be spent with one licensed therapist and you will typically see the same provider each time. This allows us to truly optimize your wellness, get to know your complex needs and goals, and ensure you are progressing toward those goals every session.
Our mission is to provide expert care to address your body’s imbalances so that you can live the life you choose free from physical dysfunction. We do this by taking a holistic and comprehensive approach. Starting at your initial evaluation, we look at how your whole body moves and functions and work with you to fully understand your goals so you can feel empowered to do more than you ever thought possible.
We offer private treatment rooms to allow you a safe space to heal and discuss your needs and concerns without worrying if you’ll be overheard. When appropriate and agreed upon, we have a small, comfortable, and non-crowded space for movement and exercise.
Hello! I’m Kelli, and I’d like to introduce myself. I’ve been married to my husband, Robbie, for 25 years. We have 3 children (all of whom are in healthcare) and one amazing grandson born in 2023. I enjoy spending time with my family, singing and leading praise and worship, crocheting, crafting, completing puzzles, organizing, and learning. I truly love to make people smile. I get such joy from helping people improve their quality of life.
My journey in physical therapy started in 1990 when I helped my granny with her exercises after having a stroke. I knew this was God’s plan for my life. In 1999, I graduated from Wallace College as a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant and have spent over 20 years in various physical therapy settings treating a multitude of problems. Once my children grew up and started their careers, I returned to school and graduated from South College as a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
Cuts in Physical therapy reimbursement have made it almost impossible for larger corporations to make a profit without scheduling multiple patients at the same time. I knew I was not satisfied without giving my clients my full attention, so I decided to find a way to provide one-on-one care. After much prayer, God led me to Restore where I could treat people with the care they deserve. I am so blessed to be a part of something bigger than myself, and I approach my profession as a ministry rather than a job. I have experience in treating all disorders, but my biggest passion in physical therapy is vestibular (inner ear) and balance therapy. I have been treating vestibular and balance disorders since 2003. I attained my first vestibular certification in 2009 and my second certification in 2021. I am certified in Dynamic Integrative Dry Needling and Level 1 & 2 Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
Please reach out with any issues you may be having. I would love to help you on your journey to restore and improve your quality of life!
Kelli Daniels
Makayla Palmer, PT, DPT
I fell in love with the physical therapy profession after a shoulder injury in my tenth grade year threatened my softball career. I loved the idea of helping others return back to the activities that they truly cared about and wanted to play a small role in improving others quality of life. My collegiate softball career at the University of Mobile only further emphasized the love I had for exercise and the way the Lord so intricately designed the human body. I graduated with my Doctor of Physical Therapy from the University of South Carolina and have been blessed to work with a variety of patient populations, specializing in orthopedics and geriatrics. I am trained in functional dry needling through the Integrative Dry Needling Institute and have taken multiple courses on promoting fitness-forward care in the geriatric population. It brings me great joy when individuals succeed at tasks that they felt could not be possible prior to beginning physical therapy, and I am so thankful to be a part of a profession that gets to walk hand-in-hand with individuals as they overcome various challenges in their health journey! One thing that I continued to notice when working with my older adults was the prevalence of pelvic floor dysfunction and the significant need that these individuals had for this area of PT. After having my little boy in 2023, I decided to pursue my certification in pelvic floor therapy so that I could provide a more holistic approach when treating patients of all ages. I recently completed my Level 1 Pelvic Floor Certification through the Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute with plans to complete Level 2 in the near future.
I absolutely love being a Physical Therapist, but my favorite titles are Wife and Mom. I am married to my husband, Payne, whom I met while attending the University of Mobile. In 2023 we welcomed our son Noah and have been smitten with him every day since. We also have a sweet fur baby named Ryder that we adore. I have always prioritized exercise and fitness! I love to run and participate in CrossFit, but I also have recently found a love for Pilates. You can find my family and I doing all things outdoors and scouting out the best local eats at each new destination we visit!
I am so thankful that the Lord has given me the opportunity to do something that I truly enjoy each day! I hope you will give me the opportunity to learn more about you and allow me to help you along your health journey!
Tiffany Nolin, PT, MSPT
Tiffany was born in Denver, Colorado, but raised in Fort Myers, Florida. She went to PT School at Baylor University in Texas and served as an Army Physical Therapist for five years. After her active duty military years, she continued to work as a civilian PT in Quantico and Fort Gordon (now Eisenhower).
Tiffany has lived all over: Spain, Texas, Virginia, Missouri, D.C., Georgia, Alaska, and Alabama. She’s experienced in orthopedics, post-operative care, sports medicine, and pelvic health. She’s earned multiple certifications: Orthopedic Clinical Specialist, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, Certified Orthopedic Manual Therapist, Certified Dry Needling, Certified Concussion Management, and Certified Occupational Medicine/FCE performance.
She’s been married to her hubby, retired Colonel James Nolin, since 1997, and they have one son, Alexander. She loves camping in the mountains, hiking, cruising, and traveling to experience cultures in different countries. She recently got back from a trip to Australia with her mom!
Jessica Davis, LPTA
Hi, I’m Jessica! I’ve been a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant since 2007. I discovered physical therapy after blowing out my knee in high school and having it surgically repaired, I knew this was the field for me while in the middle of my first PT visit. I have worked in various settings throughout my career, but out patient is truly my favorite because of the relationships I get to build with my patients.
I believe salt water and vitamin sea can cure almost anything. I believe every house needs a dog or two to make it feel like home. I believe in dancing in the kitchen while you cook. I believe in treating my patients as a whole versus just the sum of their injuries. I believe that movement is medicine. I believe that everyone can find some kind of movement that brings them joy and they should perform it often. If that joy happens to come from dancing in a beachfront kitchen with your dog, even better.
When I’m not at work, you can find me with my daughter, my husband and our dogs. I love chicken wings, long books, good whiskey, travel stories and being near large bodies of water.
Nobody comes to physical therapy because they’re having a great day, right? I usually only meet people in my professional setting because something has gone wrong somewhere, something is hurting or in dysfunction or some aspect is missing from their daily lives. I absolutely adore the fact that I get to help people right those wrongs. I get to experience their journey, their path back to wellness, and watch patients get back that piece they’ve lost. I encourage anyone reading this to reach out and see how physical therapy can help *restore* your quality of life. Don’t settle for a life half lived!
Christina Worley, LPTA
Andria Green, Office Manager
Meet Our Administrative Staff
Hi! I am Andria. I am the office manager of Restore Physical Therapy. I am a mother of two amazing kids. My Son Eric is a 15 year old honor student who attends Troy University under the Dual Enrollment program. He is obtaining his associates degree in the first in flight program while in high school. My daughter Alexandria is a senior and will be attending Bethune Cookman College in the fall, and I have been married to my husband Devius for 15 years. I have been in the medical field for 18 years and it has been an exciting and rewarding experience. I graduated from Fortis Technical College in 2010 with an Associates Degree in Medical Office Administration and I am currently attending Colorado Technical College to obtain my Bachelor’s Degree in Healthcare Management. I am set to graduate in August of 2026. I enjoy traveling and singing in my church choir. Many ask why do I enjoy the stressful world of the medical office? After years of not having an answer, I can say that I have a passion for helping others with the non-clinical aspect of their treatment, while providing support to the clinicians.
Ashley Downing, Office Assistant
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