Conditions We Treat
When pain becomes part of your everyday routine, it can be easy to overlook just how much it’s changed the way you approach everything; how you get out of bed, the way you move through a workout, and even how much longer it takes you to recover. Over time, you might adapt, ignore it, or push through. But left untreated, symptoms keep progressing until you can no longer brush them off.
At Reform Ortho & Sports Rehab in Dallas, Texas, we offer comprehensive, non-invasive care to treat the conditions behind your pain, so you can regain comfort, strength, and mobility. Our integrative approach combines expert chiropractic care, orthopedic physiotherapy, and regenerative therapies, making sure that we properly find the root problem, fix it quickly, and provide education to help you maintain improvement without us.
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“I have been receiving high-level treatment from Dr. Travis Mann and his team for almost ten years. They have always been there for me and my family, helping me overcome several injuries throughout my career.
Their care, attention and competence have made all the difference in my performance and recovery. I am very grateful to have such committed professionals by my side.”
Marcus Antelante, Black Belt Fourth Degree, Nogi World Champion
Every patient is different.
That’s why we start with a personalized evaluation to understand the severity of your condition and design a treatment plan that targets the root cause. Our goal is to relieve pain, prevent future flare-ups, and restore long-term function, so you can live actively, freely, and perform without limitation.
If you relate to any of the following conditions, you’re exactly where you’ll find the care and expertise you deserve.
Back & Neck Pain
Pain in the spine or neck often stems from misalignment, muscle tension, disc issues, or degenerative changes in the spine. It can limit daily movement and lead to a gradual loss of your mobility.
What it feels like:
Muscle stiffness or tightness
Radiating pain, tingling, or numbness
Reduced flexibility or range of motion
How we treat it:
Spinal decompression therapy
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Myofascial Release (Scraping, Active Release)
Chiropractic adjustments
Physiotherapy-based strength training
At-home movement strategies
Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint condition that wears down cartilage over time, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility, most commonly in the hands, hips, knees, or spine. Our main focus is controlling the controllables. Stability of the soft tissue around the joint, which will decrease inflammation through stabilization, has worked great for years for Reform.
What it feels like:
Joint pain and stiffness
Grinding or cracking with movement
Decreased range of motion
How we treat it:
Chiropractic adjustments
Physiotherapy
Scar Tissue Release / Manual Muscle Release
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Active and passive movement therapy
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve is compressed in the wrist, often due to inflammation, repetitive motion, or injury, leading to numbness, weakness, or pain in the hand and fingers.
What it feels like:
Numbness or tingling in the fingers
Hand weakness or trouble gripping objects
Pain that may radiate up the arm
How we treat it:
Chiropractic adjustments
Bracing
Scar Tissue Release / Manual Muscle Release
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Manual manipulations of the elbow, wrist, and cervical spine
Active and passive physiotherapy
Plantar Fasciitis
Plantar fasciitis occurs when the thick band of tissue on the bottom of your foot becomes inflamed due to overuse, strain, or stress, resulting in chronic heel pain and stiffness.
What it feels like:
Stabbing heel pain, especially in the morning
Discomfort with walking or standing
Tightness in the arch or bottom of the foot
How we treat it:
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Active Release Technique
Instrument Assisted Tissue Release / Scraping
Active and passive physiotherapy
Therapeutic exercises
Shoulder Pain & Rotator Cuff Injuries
Shoulder pain is often caused by injury, repetitive stress, or aging. Rotator cuff injuries may limit your ability to lift, reach, or move comfortably.
What it feels like:
Aching or sharp pain when lifting the arm
Weakness or catching in the shoulder
Reduced range of motion
How we treat it:
Shockwave therapy
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Lifestyle and activity modifications
Active and passive physiotherapy
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Manual therapy (Instrument-Assisted Tissue Release / Active Release)
Herniated Discs & Nerve Compression
A herniated disc happens when one of the discs between your spine’s bones slips or bulges out of place. This can press on nearby nerves and cause pain, usually in the lower back or neck.
What it feels like:
Shock-like jolts of pain
Numbness, tingling, or burning
Pain that worsens with movement
Pain that radiates into arms or legs.
How we treat it:
Spinal decompression therapy
Chiropractic adjustments
Shockwave therapy
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Strength Training
Recommendation of over-the-counter medications as needed
Manual therapy (Instrument-Assisted Tissue Release / Active Release)
Post-Surgical Scar Tissue
After surgery, scar tissue naturally forms to heal. In some cases—such as C-sections, orthopedic repairs, or cosmetic procedures—it can tighten or restrict movement, leading to pain and limited mobility.
What it feels like:
Tightness or pulling around the scar
Pain or tenderness at or near the incision site
Restricted range of motion or tissue mobility
How we treat it:
Myofascial release
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Manual therapy
Active and passive physiotherapy
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Instrument-assisted tissue release (scraping)
Vertigo & Concussions
Vertigo causes a spinning sensation or imbalance, often related to inner ear or nervous system dysfunction. Concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries that can affect balance, focus, and coordination. Both can disrupt daily function and require targeted neurological care.
What it feels like:
Dizziness or spinning sensation
Balance issues or unsteadiness
Headaches, nausea, or brain fog
How we treat it:
Chiropractic adjustments
Vestibular rehabilitation therapy
Epley Maneuver
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Preventive & Post-Surgical Rehab
Rehabilitation isn’t just for recovery; it’s also a powerful tool for prevention. Whether you’re preparing for surgery or recovering afterward, focused rehab can help reduce complications, speed healing, and improve long-term function.
What it feels like (post-surgical):
Stiffness or limited mobility
Pain near the surgical site
Weakness or instability in nearby joints or muscles
How we treat it:
Active and passive physiotherapy
Myofascial release (Scraping / Acoustic Shockwave Therapy / Active Release)
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Therapeutic at-home exercises
Hormonal Imbalances
Hormonal imbalances can impact your energy, mood, sleep, libido, and metabolism. These shifts often develop gradually and may go unnoticed until they begin to disrupt daily life. At Reform Regenerative Health, our BioTe-certified medical supervisor provides personalized hormone therapy to help restore balance and improve overall vitality.
What it feels like:
Low energy or brain fog
Mood swings, anxiety, or irritability
Changes in weight, libido, or sleep
How we treat it:
Bioidentical hormone therapy
Lifestyle counseling
Peptide therapy (Recovery, Medical weight loss)
Recovery Plateaus & Mobility Issues
Sometimes, recovery from injury or surgery slows down or stalls; this is known as a plateau. Ongoing mobility issues can also develop when joints or muscles remain stiff, weak, or imbalanced, limiting your ability to move freely or progress in rehab.
What it feels like:
Slowed or incomplete progress after injury or surgery
Persistent stiffness or restricted movement
Difficulty returning to normal activities
How we treat it:
Chiropractic care
Active and passive physiotherapy
Diagnosis-driven strength training
Regenerative medicine solutions
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Jaw Pain (T.M.J.)
Temporomandibular joint (T.M.J.) dysfunction occurs when the jaw joint becomes irritated, misaligned, or stressed; often due to grinding, poor posture, injury, or tension. This can lead to discomfort while talking, chewing, or opening the mouth fully.
What it feels like:
Jaw pain or tightness
Clicking or popping when opening the mouth
Headaches or pain around the ears or neck
How we treat it:
Chiropractic care
Physiotherapy-based massage therapy
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy
Myofascial release
