Dr Natalie, DPT is wonderful! This was my second time working with a PT and is a very different experience from my first which was due to a shoulder injury. I came to Natalie because I am delivering my first in November. I was uncertain on what to expect but was willing to try since I was experiencing hip pain from my pregnancy. I've gained so much more than increased hip mobility. I've learned about my pelvic floor, exercises and strategies on how to push and breath when I go into delivery. I wish I had found Natalie earlier as I found her late into third trimester. I cant recommended her enough!
The staff at Origin are kind, tech forward and I love the decor which makes your visit feel less clinical and more relaxing.
I would recommend this place 100 times over. A must for any woman pregnant, post partum or looking to better understand your pelvic floor.

One of the best (if not THE best) places for ramen in SD. The wait is the only downside to this restaurant. I recommend go a half hour to an hour early to sign up for a spot. We went with 6 people on a Thursday, rainy evening and we waited an hour and 15. The wait was worth it. The staff were super kind and efficient. They work together as a team and are quick to get you whatever you need. The ramen is phenomenal. You can't go wrong. I had the miso ramen and loved the delicious broth and fantastic noodles. Everyone at the table had something different and was happy with their choice. Even the big guys at the table left feeling very full after having the ramen with fried pork. I'd go back tomorrow it was that good. Highly recommend!

I love this place! The staff are incredibly kind, warm and friendly and never forgets my name. The prices are fair and the cleaning quality and attention to detail is spectacular.
I especially love that they remember that I like my sweaters folded and ask how my family is doing. It's the little things that show how they go above and beyond. Keep up the amazing work Soapbox!

We loved our stay at Pfeiffer Big Sur Campground. We stayed at the Weyland Campground, site 125, which is classified as a premium campsite. We loved our view of the brook, there was tons of space to fit 4 tents comfortably. We were close to the bathroom but not too close and I especially loved falling to sleep to the sounds of the babbling brook. Our campsite also had room for two cars to fit easily. Only one car is allowed per campsite so our second car was $10 a day.
The fire pit at the campsite was great. We did opt to buy our wood from the park which is a steep $10 each but I believe part of the funds go to preserving the park.
The bathroom was nearby and clean. They are enclosed, well lit, cleaned regularly and always had TP. The showers were also warm and cost $1 for 2 minutes. There is a token and bill exchange station near the showers.
There is tons of poison oak/ivy everywhere. We found some on the outskirts of the campsite.
We brought our black lab who loved it there. The park has a strict dog on leash policy which all campers seemed to abide by. I didn't see a lot of trails that allowed dogs which was disappointing but would love some recommendations.
We camped for two days, Nov 9-11th, and it was 70 degrees as a high and 45 at night. The campsites were 75% full and the hikes weren't too packed.
The only downside it that many of the hikes were closed. We checked with the park rangers for up to date information. The closures were due to land slides but the hikes we did do (Buzzards Landing and Valley View) were beautiful, not too crowded and only slightly strenuous.
We hope to go back in the Summer because we loved it so much!