PROTx Services: PROTx Portland Hills

• Trigger point therapy for localized muscle pain and knots.
• Relaxation massage to reduce stress and promote calm.
• Therapeutic massage addressing movement dysfunction and pain.
• Deep tissue massage for chronic muscle tension and adhesions.
• Assessment-driven treatment plans to target sources of discomfort.

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• Motor vehicle accident injury rehabilitation and recovery.
• Chronic neck and shoulder pain relief and management.
• Whiplash symptom treatment through therapeutic massage.
• Soft tissue mobilization for pain reduction and function.
• Restorative massage for improved daily life balance.

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• Cupping, Indian Head, Jade Stone therapies.
• Myofascial release integrated into treatments.
• Manual Lymph Drainage certifications.
• Focus on sports injuries and seniors.
• Develops injury prevention strategies.
• Treats veterans.

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• Fascial Stretch Therapy expert.
• Focuses on lengthening muscles.
• Prioritizes joint mobilization.
• Slow, focused, client-centered approach.
• Serves athletes and those with restricted mobility.

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• Pain relief and improved joint mobility through manipulation/mobilization.
• Soft tissue therapy and Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM).
• Integrated acupuncture/dry needling for musculoskeletal pain.
• Sport injury management, prevention, and return-to-sport care.
• Movement assessment and active rehabilitation for functional recovery.

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• Manipulation and mobilization for joint pain and dysfunction.
• Soft tissue therapy and instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization.
• Rehabilitative exercise programs for injury recovery and prevention.
• Functional integrated acupuncture to reduce pain and improve function.
• Structured patient education and goal-oriented treatment planning.

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• Manual therapy combined with therapeutic exercise for musculoskeletal pain.
• Biomedical dry needling for muscle tension and trigger points.
• Rehabilitation programs supporting sport-related injury recovery.
• Use of modalities alongside manual techniques for pain relief.
• Individualized goal-focused active rehabilitation plans.

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• Work-related injury assessment and rehabilitation.
• Motor vehicle collision injury treatment and recovery.
• Sprain and strain management with targeted exercises.
• Sports injury rehabilitation to return athletes to play.
• Exercise-based rehabilitation programs for functional recovery.

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