NeuroRx Physical Therapy

NeuroRx Physical Therapy We’re a small, passionate team in Camas, WA offering one-on-one physical therapy designed just for you.

Helping people in Camas & Vancouver, WA recover from pain, injuries, stroke, Parkinson’s, MS, balance issues, and more—through one-on-one physical therapy and personalized care. At NeuroRxPT, we believe everyone deserves to move better and live stronger—whether you're recovering from a stroke, managing Parkinson’s, or just want to feel more like yourself again. Serving the Vancouver and Portland areas, we’re here to help you get back to doing what you love—with confidence.

🧩 International Puzzle Day & Stroke Recovery 🧠After a stroke, the brain can feel like a puzzle that’s been scattered. Pi...
01/29/2026

🧩 International Puzzle Day & Stroke Recovery 🧠
After a stroke, the brain can feel like a puzzle that’s been scattered. Pieces that once fit together suddenly don’t connect the same way. But the brain is not broken — it’s rebuilding.

Research shows the brain has an incredible ability to reorganize and form new pathways through neuroplasticity. With post-stroke rehabilitation, therapists help guide that process, supporting the brain as it learns new ways to move, balance, and function. Each intentional movement is another piece placed back into the puzzle.

Over time, those pieces come together — helping people return to the activities they love and the moments that matter most, with the people they love. Recovery isn’t about rushing the puzzle. It’s about patience, practice, and the right support along the way. 💙

01/21/2026

Challenging balance and coordination during stroke recovery
After a stroke, balance and coordination often take time to return. Tasks like this help retrain postural control, focus, and timing so movement can carry over to walking and daily activities.

If you or someone you care for is recovering from a stroke in Vancouver, WA, working with physical therapy that understands neurological recovery can make a meaningful difference.





01/16/2026

Why loading the affected side matters after a stroke

After a stroke, it’s very common to rely more on the stronger side without realizing it. You might push up with the stronger leg, stand with most of your weight shifted to one side, or use the stronger arm for support. It feels safer in the moment, but over time this can slow progress.

That’s why physical therapy after stroke focuses on loading the affected side.

Loading means setting movement up so the affected arm or leg can take weight and do real work. Not forcing full weight bearing, but creating opportunities for that side to participate — even a little at first.

When the affected side is loaded intentionally, it can help:
• Improve body awareness
• Improve balance and weight shifting
• Build control for sitting, standing, and walking
• Reduce compensations that can lead to pain or inefficient movement

Small amounts matter. Over time, this kind of practice helps retrain the brain and supports meaningful recovery.

If you’re recovering from a stroke, or supporting someone who is, remember: using the affected side isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about setting movement up in a way that allows progress to happen.

Stroke recovery doesn’t always move in a straight line. Many people make early progress, then feel like things slow down...
01/14/2026

Stroke recovery doesn’t always move in a straight line. Many people make early progress, then feel like things slow down or get stuck. That doesn’t mean recovery is over. Plateaus are common and often signal that the brain and body need a different approach, not less effort.
If you or someone you love is recovering from a stroke and mobility, balance, or confidence still feel uncertain, you’re not out of options. Specialized neuro physical therapy can support continued progress, even months or years after a stroke.

Looking for a perfect Christmas stocking stuffer — or a White Elephant gift if you’re into that? 😉🎁For just $25, you can...
12/10/2025

Looking for a perfect Christmas stocking stuffer — or a White Elephant gift if you’re into that? 😉🎁

For just $25, you can help someone you love meet with a Doctor of Physical Therapy, understand why they’re hurting, and finally start moving toward feeling like themselves again.

And the impact doesn’t stop there.
We’ll match your $25 and donate it to the Clark County Food Bank, supporting families right here in our Vancouver community. ❤️

This holiday season, choose a gift that restores confidence, movement, and connection.

Tap the link in our bio or send us a message to purchase.
✨ Limited availability.


Ever wonder why you keep getting the same nagging aches during workouts?Most exercise-related injuries don’t come from f...
12/06/2025

Ever wonder why you keep getting the same nagging aches during workouts?
Most exercise-related injuries don’t come from freak accidents — they come from small, fixable training habits.

Swipe through to see the 5 most common workout mistakes we treat in the clinic and what you can do to train safer, move better, and stay injury-free.

If something on this list sounds familiar, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to guess your way out of pain.

👉 Schedule a FREE discovery call and let our team help you get rid of that nagging pain so you can get back to the activities you love, with the people you love.
Link in bio or DM us to get started.

12/01/2025

✨ Give a gift they’ll actually feel — an experience that helps them move better and live with less pain.
For $25, you can gift a personalized movement and pain analysis session.
We’ll match that $25 and donate it to Clark County Food Bank to support local families.
Stop by the clinic or DM us to grab yours! 🎁

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving, Gratitude, and the Nervous System

This time of year always makes me think about gratitude — mostly because Thanksgiving tells us we should feel thankful. But real gratitude? For me, it’s work. It’s something I have to practice on purpose. It doesn’t show up on its own.

And if you’ve been in the clinic with me, you’ve probably played along when I say, “Okay, three things you’re grateful for — I’ll go first.”
Or when you list five things going wrong and finally mention one tiny thing that’s going well… and I jump in with, “I’ll take that as a win!”

It’s not just optimism. Those tiny moments actually shift how the nervous system processes stress, pain, and movement. When the system is stuck in protection mode, everything tightens. Muscles guard. Balance feels off. Pain climbs. Movement gets rigid and cautious.

But when we create even a small shift — a softer breath, a small win, a moment of appreciation — the body responds. Muscles let go a little. Movement feels easier. The brain becomes more willing to try, adapt, and build new patterns.
That’s when the real progress in PT happens.

Lately, I’ve been practicing a few tiny things myself:
• Noticing one thing my body let me do that day
• Taking a second during a workout to appreciate that I get to move
• Pausing before reacting when frustration hits

Simple ideas — not always easy.
But they make the darker months feel a little lighter.

If this season feels heavy, you’re not alone. Tiny shifts matter. Your body is doing its best.

Enjoy the holiday weekend ❤️

11/07/2025

🧠 FAST: Know the Signs of a Stroke
Recognizing the early signs of a stroke can save a life. ❤️

Use the F.A.S.T. method:
1️⃣ F – Face drooping: One side of the face looks uneven or numb.
2️⃣ A – Arm weakness: Can’t lift or hold one arm up.
3️⃣ S – Speech difficulty: Slurred, slow, or hard-to-understand speech.
4️⃣ T – Time: Call 911 immediately. Every minute counts.

🕒 Early action saves lives — and early rehab restores them.

Did you know at NeuroRx Physical Therapy, we specialize in post-stroke and neuro rehabilitation to help survivors rebuild strength, balance, confidence, and mobility? Recovery takes more than exercise — it takes the right guidance, movement strategies, and encouragement every step of the way.

📍Located in Camas & Vancouver, WA, near Portland, we partner closely with families and caregivers to help patients recover, rebuild, and redefine life after stroke.

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from Riley the Coca-Cola 🥤 and Kenai the Banana 🍌 — our clinic mascots bringing the treats (and no tricks) this year! 👻🐾

At NeuroRx Physical Therapy in Vancouver, WA, we believe movement should be fun — whether you’re walking your pup, hitting the gym, or just trying to keep up with the trick-or-treaters. Stay strong, stay active, and keep those spooky aches away this season! 💪🎃

🎃 Need help moving better and feeling your best?
Book a free consultation today with one of the best physical therapy clinics in Vancouver, WA:
https://link.clinicalmarketer.com/widget/bookings/discoverycallneurorx

10/31/2025

Tight hip flexors no matter how much you stretch? Here’s what to do instead.
If your hips always feel tight, stretching might not be the answer. Tight hip flexors are often a stability issue, not a flexibility one.

Here are 5 PT-approved exercises we use at NeuroRx Physical Therapy in Vancouver, WA to restore strength, mobility, and control 👇

1️⃣ Soft-Tissue Release – Quads → Reduce tone and prep for movement.
2️⃣ Soft-Tissue Release – TFL → Calm overactive stabilizers before loading.
3️⃣ Hip Thrust → Build power through your glutes — your real hip openers.
4️⃣ Tall-Kneeling Anti-Extension Press → Train your core and pelvis to work together.
5️⃣ Eccentric Hip Flexor Recruitment with KB → Strengthen, lengthen, and stabilize.

When your hips are strong, they don’t have to “tighten up” to protect you.

A huge thank-you to for teaming up with us for The Hip Flexor Fix Workshop! We love partnering with local leaders who help our community move, train, and feel their best. 💪

👉 Looking for physical therapy near you?
Book a free consultation with one of the best PT clinics in Vancouver, WA:
https://link.clinicalmarketer.com/widget/bookings/discoverycallneurorx

10/24/2025

Pickleball’s getting serious — is your body ready? 💪🏽

As more players around Vancouver and Camas hit the courts, we’re seeing the same pattern — shoulders, knees, and backs struggling to keep up with the game’s quick moves and powerful swings.

The good news? You don’t have to slow down. Smart strength and mobility work can keep your body playing strong and pain-free all season long.

✅ Build shoulder and core stability for better control
✅ Improve strength and endurance for longer rallies
✅ Train balance and rotation to protect your joints

At NeuroRx Physical Therapy, we help pickleball players move better, recover faster, and play stronger — with one-on-one, evidence-based care built around your game.

Stay on the court. Stay powerful. Keep loving pickleball. 🏓

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2115 SE 192nd Avenue Ste. 106B
Camas, WA
98607

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm

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+13607185277

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