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Watch for early signs of injury

Some soreness for a few days after activity is normal, especially if you’ve had a …

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Warm up and cool down

Warming up gets your heart and lungs ramped up and prepares your muscles and tendons …

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Returning to Activity After a Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, activity levels dropped for a lot of people. Between stay at …

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Physical Therapists Are The Experts in Human Movement

To be active, you need to be able to move. Physical Therapists do more than …

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Physical Therapy Isn’t Just For Pain. It Can Keep You Healthy For Life.

You know that physical activity is good for you. The benefits are well researched and …

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Want to Stay Healthy? Move More.

COVID has certainly made the importance of health very clear and we have all seen …

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Working from home?

Working from home? Throughout the pandemic, complaints of neck, shoulder and upper back pain have …

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Tips to help you kick the overthinking habit

Tips on how to kick the overthinking habit from Richard Paterson of Think Less and …

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Reversing the losses

If you’re just undergoing a period of increased time commitments at work or with family, …

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How long does it take to decondition?

As with most things related to a system as complex as the human body, it …

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A Note from Carol

At Orthopedic & TMJ Physical Therapy Center, we believe that continued support can help our clients maintain a healthy lifestyle. Check our resources page to learn more about products, services, and associations that will support your personal efforts to create a healthy lifestyle. If you have any questions, we invite you to contact us here on our website or call us at our office 503-777-6746.

Treatments

  • Neck, Extremity, & Lower Back Pain
  • TMJ & Jaw Pain
  • Headache
  • Female Pelvic Care
    • Vaginismus
    • Vulvodynia
    • Interstitial Cystitis
    • Other Female Pelvic Care
  • Male Pelvic Pain
  • Abdominal Care
  • Urinary/Fecal Incontinence
  • Pregnancy & Postpartum – Sciatic Nerve Pain
  • Infant Craniosacral Therapy
  • Infertility
  • Biofeedback
  • Stress Management
  • Posture & Ergonomics

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Kira Davis, PTA

From gymnastics to dance, yoga to circus arts, Kira has always been a mover. After surviving an awful car crash in her teens and later seriously injuring her back as a young adult, she realized that she was all flexibility and had no strength. She was drawn to becoming a Pilates Instructor and Physical Therapy Assistant as a tool for strengthening her hyper-mobile frame and immediately enjoyed the stabilizing results both modalities provided.

Adopting a strong Pilates practice and rehabilitative maintenance routine has helped Kira not only with pain management but, more importantly, it has been the key to keeping hope and motivation alive to get back to a reasonable level of function after severe injury. Kira is inspired by the puzzle of human anatomy and feels excited to explore with clients on their journey back to pain-free locomotion and recovery. “It is an honor to be part of the process that helps your body move through space with ease.”

Outside the studio, Kira enjoys traveling to tropical islands, being on her paddle board, swimming laps and gardening inside the house and out!

Certifications include:
*BASI Pilates Instructor; comprehensively certified 2016
*MELT Method® Instructor; 2018
*PTA (Physical Therapy Assistant) OR/WA #9969; 2021

Dr. Julie Krueger, PT, DPT

Dr. Julie Krueger, PT, DPT earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon in 2008 after completing her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Texas – Arlington in 2004.

Julie has an extensive background in treating occupational and industrial injuries, including ergonomics and body mechanics training for both her patients and local businesses. Prior to joining the team here at Orthopedic & TMJ Physical Therapy Center she owned and operated her private practice for 5 years focused on helping active adults recover from orthopedic injuries and resolve aches and pains, getting them back to the activities they need, want and love to do.

She is passionate about helping people get and stay healthy, integrating her knowledge and training as a physical therapist, certified Primal Health Coach and MELT Instructor into her treatments.

She continues to enjoy learning about natural approaches to health, wellness, fitness, and nutrition. Outside the treatment room, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends, camping, gardening, and sewing.

Carol Conrades, P.T., Owner

Carol earned her physical therapy degree from the University of Colorado Medical Center in 1976. She moved to Portland in 1977 and was employed by a large physical therapy clinic for five years. She opened a private practice in 1982, gradually developing a fine team of professionals and a respected name in the Portland health community. Many hours of post-graduate education each year give Carol her specialized skills in physical therapy and exceptional multi-faceted care. Her areas of special interest and expertise include women’s pelvic floor health, abdominal pain, pre and postpartum care, infant craniosacral, and head/neck/face pain. Carol uses an eclectic approach to care, incorporating visceral/craniosacral, myofascial release, massage/mobilization, movement/exercise, and biofeedback techniques to restore health. She listens to her clients’ stories, encourages, and directs self-care. Carol enjoys spending time with her 5 children and 7 grandchildren. You will find her hiking, gardening, or swimming in mountain lakes for relaxation.
She is a member of:

  • American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)
  • Oregon Physical Therapy Association (OPTA)
  • Orthopedic Section of APTA
  • OB/GYN Section of APTA

She is licensed to practice in Oregon.
Carol will come talk with your local support and community groups. She volunteers at the free craniosacral treatment clinic for infants.

“Carol, I just wanted to say THANK YOU again for all your help and assistance with my physical therapy. It has been such help and a blessing. I am so grateful. Your whole office was so gracious. Thank you so much.” – AJC

Mary Everitt, LMT

Mary Everitt (She/Her) has practiced massage therapy since 2015. Since then, she has pursued advanced training in body-based mindfulness and trauma-informed care. Mary is passionate about staying curious, with patients and through continued development. She enjoys working with acute injuries and helping people change long-term patterns.

In addition to her work as a physical therapy aide, Mary maintains a private massage therapy practice within our center.

Rachel Sobczak, DPT

Dr. Rachel Sobczak, PT, DPT, (she/her/hers) grew up in Rochester, Minnesota before moving to Portland, Oregon in 2016.
She completed her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Carroll University in Waukesha, WI, receiving her Bachelor’s Degree in Exercise Science in 2013 and her Clinical Doctorate of Physical Therapy (DPT) in 2015.
She is excited and honored to be working alongside the very skilled team of therapists at Orthopedic & TMJ Physical Therapy Center.
Dr. Rachel uses a multifaceted approach for her treatments. She integrates her years of clinical experience, manual therapy techniques, pain science education and functional yoga movements to create individual and holistic treatment plans.
She approaches her work full of curiosity and amazement. She believes that the human body is incredible, resilient and powerful. She integrates current literature and proven treatment methods to find unique and effective solutions for each individual she works with.
SPECIALITIES: Orofacial pain, TMD, headaches, pelvic pain, pelvic dysfunction and the jaw-pelvic connection.
Dr. Rachel is a passionate lifelong learner. She is currently in training to receive her cervical and temporomandibular therapeutics certification (CCTT) and her pelvic rehab practitioner certification (PRPC).
In addition to her work as a clinician, Rachel enjoys teaching and lecturing in Portland about the physical therapy approach to TMD along with the biopsychosocial model of pain science.

When she isn’t working, you can find her making ceramics in her home studio, playing board games and making music with her husband Derek, or exploring the PNW with her dog River.

Cindy Roundtree, M.S.P.T.

Cindy has been a practicing physical therapist since 2001, earning her Master’s degree from Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. Over her career, Cindy has worked in multiple settings; including inpatient, outpatient, chronic pain, and home health. Cindy’s favorite parts of physical therapy include gentle manual therapies, using Lowen Systems and Feldenkrais based principles for movement. Cindy has also pursued advanced training in TMJ and Women’s Health studying under Tami Kent, P.T. and Nari Clemons, P.T. Oregon has been Cindy’s home for almost 40 years. She has two children and a granddaughter. Cindy loves photography and expanding her understanding of how the body heals. Cindy’s goal is to enhance patients awareness with their movement and find greater ease in their physical mobility.

“Within the first few visits (Cindy) was able to isolate my pain and deliver physical therapy that alleviated my discomfort… Cindy is thoughtful, caring, and very patient.” – LB