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Osteopractic Physical Therapy in The Woodlands, TX
Receive the highest quality of care from our highly trained Osteopractic Physical Therapist. Dr. Patrick has been extensively trained in multiple diagnostic and manual therapy skills to get you an accurate diagnosis and specific treatment for the best results.
By having an accurate diagnosis, we’re able to develop a more specific plan. With a more specific plan, you get better (and faster!) results.
I am committed to providing you with a physical therapy experience that you have never had before.
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With extensive specialty training in spinal manipulation, dry needling, extremity manipulation, non-thrust joint mobilization, cupping, scraping, body tempering, and differential diagnosis, you’ll get a comprehensive and whole-body treatment experience with no stone left unturned.
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Osteopractic techniques are woven into all orthopedic sessions and are appropriate for those who are experiencing low back pain, neck pain, knee pain, rotator cuff injury, neck pain, joint injury and stiffness, and more.
Rest assured that you are getting the best and highest quality of care.
It’s common for new patients to tell me that they had a subtle uneasy feeling about the diagnosis and care they received from a previous provider they were seeing and that they never really saw lasting results and are still dealing with the same old injury from before.
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With Osteopractic Physical Therapy, you can be certain that your Physical Therapist has not only undergone extensive post-doctorate training, but was rigorously tested to ensure proficiency in the techniques. This means better outcomes and lasting results for you. Even if you don’t feel like you have much hope and like you’ve already done everything you can before now. Let’s work together to get you the results you’re looking for.
Osteopractic Techniques
Dry Needling
Dry needling is a treatment tool that allows for increased blood flow, decreased tissue and muscle tightness, improved flexibility, enhanced recovery, and pain relief.
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It is helpful for those who are experiencing chronic back pain, sciatica, TMJ pain, disc bulges and disc herniations, headaches, sports injuries, and so much more.
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It is an extremely safe way to directly access areas of the body that we’re unable to treat as effectively with other tools.
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Dry needling is never a required treatment and is always meant to be a part of a comprehensive physical therapy plan of care.
Spinal Manipulation
Most people are familiar with spinal manipulation treatment as it relates to a chiropractic adjustment. As an Osteopractic Physical Therapist, I utilize spinal manipulation to provide pain relief and improved mobility to areas of the spine.
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Spinal manipulation is paired with exercises during your treatment to ensure that we maximize the benefits of the manipulation which will lead to long-term pain relief and lasting change.
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Spinal manipulation is a very helpful treatment tool for back pain, sciatica, TMJ pain, disc bulges, rib dysfunction, neck pain, headaches, chronic pain, SI joint pain, pelvic pain, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and more.
Cupping Therapy
Cupping therapy is a helpful tool for decreasing pain, increasing blood flow to an area, improving the overall movement of fascial layers, decreasing friction between tissue layers, and increasing the function of an area overall.
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Cupping is utilized in combination with exercise to get the best results and is helpful for those who are experiencing chronic low back pain, sciatica, myofascial pain syndromes, disc bulges, muscle tightness, neck pain, and nerve entrapments.