Amy Bang
- Spinal manipulation for pain relief and mobility.
- Soft tissue therapy to address muscle tension.
- Rehab assessment to guide movement-based recovery.
- Therapeutic exercise programs for home and clinic.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
Oregon Sports and Family Chiropractic
500 Villa Road, Newberg, OR, 97132
Dr. Amy earned her Doctor of Chiropractic degree from University of Western States where she also earned her Master’s degree in Sports Medicine and Bachelor’s degree in Human Biology. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology at San Jose State University. She is passionate about helping individuals of all activity levels seeking to improve their quality of life and striving to optimize performance. Dr. Amy utilizes a comprehensive treatment model that combines hands-on care with clinical rehabilitation, movement retraining, and lifestyle management to address the root cause of dysfunction and promote lasting results. Her clinical approach involves diversified chiropractic adjusting, dermal traction to treat superficial nerve issues, myofascial cupping, instrument assisted soft tissue manipulation (IASTM), Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization (DNS), Mckenzie Method (MDT), and Clinical Neurodynamics. She is dedicated in empowering patients through movement and believes in the importance of building their confidence in managing their well-being. She spends her free time hiking, weightlifting, watching TV shows, going to concerts, cooking, and exploring new restaurants.
A full 60+ minute visit to fully assess your history, current issues, and treatment goals. A treatment plan will be provided to meet your goals and comfort level in the form of spinal manipulation and soft tissue therapy. We will also assess your movement by providing a rehab assessment. At your second visit, you will be provided with an at home exercise program, and an in office therapeutic activities program.