Frank Hatch is distinguished as much for his unique approach to patient care as he is as a highly-qualified and expertly trained physical therapist. He is a consummate learner and continues to nourish his therapeutic skills by staying up to date on best evidence practices and intuitive based healing.

He has certifications in Neuro-Developmental Treatment Pediatrics, the Feldenkrais MethodTR , Functional Movement Systems, and in Dry Needling. In 2010, he began pursuing his Doctorate in Physical Therapy, which he achieved, specializing inorthopedics and musculoskeletal management through Evidence in Motion Institute of Health Professionals.

Currently he is working on his Certification in Functional Manual Therapy through the Institute of Physical Art.

When he is not working, Frank loves spending time with his family and friends in the great outdoors. He likes fishing, mountain biking, skiing, supping and trail running. Frank is an “E” licensed soccer coach and loves to work with area youth on all sports.

“By knowing what they most fear they can’t do, I know what is important to them and it helps me to get them to the next level as they progress with their therapy,” he explains.

Marty has a BA in Biology, Psychology, and Fine Art from St. Ambrose University, and has been a Physical Therapist Assistant since 2002. She focused her early work in aquatic therapy, pediatrics, and is currently working toward certification to become an Autism Spectrum Clinical Specialist. She is a Feldenkrais Practitioner TM, and provides physical therapy to children in the Santa Fe Public Schools. Marty volunteers with local theraputic horsebacking riding groups, loves downhill skiing, and feels most at home in the water. She loves the outdoors, and is passionate about working with children and adults to achieve better functional movement.

Marty grew up along the Mississippi river in Illinois, and as a child she enjoyed swimming, sailing, boating, water skiing, and ice skating on the river. She was an aquatic exercise instructor and aquatic personal trainer before becoming a physical therapist assistant. She moved to Santa Fe in 2008, when she met Dr. Frank Hatch and worked with him providing aquatic therapy. She has also provided therapy in home care settings, worked at a long term acute care hospital in Albuquerque, and has been employed with Santa Fe Public Schools since 2012.

"Be like water making its way through cracks. Do not be assertive, but adjust to the object and you shall find a way around or through it. If nothing within you stays rigid, outward things will disclose themselves... Be water my friend" ~ Bruce Lee.