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248: Ashley Williams, DPT: How Daytime Posture Shapes Nighttime Sleep

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Ashley is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with over 20 years of expertise in seating, posture, and pressure management. She began her career leading a pediatric seating clinic before bringing her knowledge to the wheelchair manufacturing industry, where she thrived in clinical sales and training, mentoring new therapists in foundational seating principles.

Her career has been built on a deep understanding of how the way we sit affects everything from musculoskeletal health to long-term function and comfort. Ashley has spoken at regional and international conferences, guest lectured at universities, and now leads the Ambassador Community at Anthros—an ergonomic seating company rooted in spine science.

Known for her high energy, humor, and ability to connect with anyone, Ashley is on a mission to fix the way people sit—and help others feel and function at their best, wherever they are.

SHOWNOTES: 

😴  Could your workspace /chair be wrecking your sleep more than your mattress?

😴  Why pain management actually starts the moment your workday begins

😴  Is sitting the new smoking, or is it how you sit that matters most?

😴  Pelvis first: the missing link between posture and breathing

😴  Why most office chairs support the spine in all the wrong places

😴  Try this: hunch and breathe… then sit tall and feel the difference

😴  How poor posture quietly locks your nervous system into fight-or-flight

😴  Micro-movements, major payoff: small breaks that lead to better sleep

😴  A realistic movement rhythm you can actually maintain during workdays

😴  The posture audit: what a single photo can reveal about sleep issues

😴  Why a dysregulated day can’t magically calm down at night

😴  What would change if you invested in how you sit as much as how you sleep?

😴  Check out Anthros Chair https://glnk.io/2o78n/Sleepisaskill. Enjoy $200 off

😴  And many more
 

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