My name is Natalie Cable. I am a dedicated massage therapist with a deep commitment to helping my clients find relief through the healing power of touch. Inspired by my family’s experiences with chronic pain and disabilities, I developed a strong interest in managing pain and promoting overall wellness. I use the many benefits of massage therapy—including pain relief, reduced stress, improved circulation, enhanced flexibility, and better sleep—to create customized care plans tailored to each client’s needs.

My love for Fort Scott, Kansas, and Bourbon County runs deep, rooted in fond memories of visiting my grandparents’ farm. My grandparents, Charles and Willa Cable, were long-time residents of Redfield, Kansas, and dedicated their lives to serving the community. My grandmother, Willa, worked as a nurse caring for the elderly, while my grandfather, Charles, worked at the Kansas Department for Children and Families in Fort Scott. My parents, Bob and Lori Cable, also have strong ties to the area, having attended school in Uniontown and Fort Scott respectively. They moved back to Bourbon County in 2017 and are active members of the community through their church and local organizations. My mom, Lori, now serves as chairperson of the Institute for Evaluation and Research's Institutional Review Board for ethics in research, and my dad, Bob, manages their farm, Soul and Soil Acres, where they sell fresh eggs and produce.

I lived in Fort Scott for two years while attending college, and during that time, I built my own connection to the community. I’m thrilled to be back and proud to continue my family’s tradition of positively contributing to the area. Through my work as a massage therapist, I combine my passion for wellness with my love for Fort Scott, offering care and compassion to my clients while honoring my family’s longstanding passion for this community.