Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy

Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy

Reach out today, our team is ready to help.

(503) 521-0503 (fax)

16315 SW Barrows Rd, Suite 205
Beaverton, 
OR  
97007
Our Hours

Monday: 6:00am - 7:30pm

Tuesday: 6:00am - 7:00pm

Wednesday: 6:00am - 7:30pm

Thursday: 6:00am - 7:00pm

Friday: 6:00am - 5:00pm

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

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Your local physical therapy clinic in Beaverton – Scholls Ferry & Murrayhill

At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy, we are proud to be your trusted provider for physical therapy in Beaverton and the surrounding communities of Murrayhill, Tigard, Scholls, and Cooper Mountain. Conveniently located at the corner of SW Scholls Ferry Road and Barrows Road, our clinic makes it easy for you to access expert care close to home.

Personalized physical therapy care for every patient

Our team of licensed physical therapists specializes in helping people of all ages recover from injuries, manage pain, and improve movement while preventing injuries. Whether you’re dealing with back pain, recovering from surgery, managing a sports injury, or looking for guidance to stay active and healthy, we’ll create a customized treatment plan to help you reach your goals.

Our team of expert physical therapists treats a wide range of conditions using evidence-based techniques tailored to your individual needs. In addition to an expansive offering of core services, we specialize in: 

  • Jaw pain and orofacial pain therapy
  • Chronic headache treatment
  • Sports injury rehabilitation
  • Balance and fall prevention

Supporting our local communities.

Serving Southwest Beaverton and surrounding communities since 2012, we’re committed to promoting injury prevention and healthy, active living through local school partnerships and community events.

Check out our clinic space.

Our clinic was designed to empower every patient to reach their full potential, incorporating private treatment spaces and dedicated exercise areas.

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a mom throws her toddler into the air
an athlete swimming

What
they say...

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Sue F.
5/18/2026
Such a great experience! Therapist Lynne Johnson is very knowledgeable, gentle, and professional. She explained everything so clearly and made me feel comfortable the entire time. I really appreciate how patient and attentive she is.
Highly recommend her!! Thank you Lynne 🙂
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Victoria H.
5/08/2026
I did extensive research when I needed somewhere to go for physical therapy on my knee. I'm so happy that I ended up choosing Therapeutic Associates. Everyone there is so nice and you can tell that they truly care and want you to get better. I worked with Mason for my last month there and, not only did I learn a lot, but he also taught me a lot of weight exercises that I plan on implementing into my everyday workout routine. I would highly recommend this place to anyone.
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Jesselle C.
5/05/2026
Was told by immediate care to go through PT for some neck pain (nothing serious, just bad habits) and I am really happy to have found the Scholls location. They have been super accomodating throughout, and so far, my neck and sleep posture improved. Lynn and Lauren have been helpful with giving me the right exercises and tips. Really appreciate what they do, thank you!
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Our services — designed to help you reach your goals.

Offering a wide range of multidisciplinary treatments, including manual and movement-based therapies as well as performance and preventative services, our team’s mission is to provide quality rehabilitation, performance enhancement and life-long fitness.

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PT Rob Barnes assists a young female patient with balance and strength work in clinic at Boise PT

We treat each individual 1:1, like a family member

Your goals matter. Physical therapy can help you reach them.

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Your path to physical health starts here.

Dedicated to patient-centered care

Hands-on treatment approach

Caring and fun support teams

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Gabby, a 12-year-old competitive cheerleader, bounced back from a fractured ankle — and found a physical therapy team that treated her like the athlete she is.

Back on the Floor — Gabby’s Patient Success Story

How Gabby, a 12-year-old competitive cheerleader, bounced back from a fractured ankle — and found a physical therapy team that treated her like the athlete she is.

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On May 11, after riding 3,007 miles over 44 days, Bob reached St. Augustine Beach. Months later, after submitting 251 witness signatures, 130 videos, and comprehensive GPS data to Guinness World Records, the confirmation came: at 85 years and 49 days old, Bob Sanders was officially named “The oldest person to bicycle across America, male.”

Biking Across America at 85 — A PT Success Story

At 85, Bob Sanders biked 3,007 miles over 44 days and became the Guinness World Record holder for the oldest male to bicycle across America — proving how lifelong physical therapy and persistence can power any journey.

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Justine Buchanan with her horse and her daughter

Postpartum Healing: Reclaiming Confidence After Motherhood

After a traumatic delivery, Justine faced pain and incontinence that impacted her passion for horseback riding and her daily life. Pelvic floor physical therapy empowered her to heal, regain confidence, and embrace life as a mom, horseback rider, and barrel racer.

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Anne Ohman enjoys a day paddleboarding after rehabilitation for her scoliosis and Ehler's Danlos Syndrome.

Anne’s Journey: From Years of Pain to Hope with Therapeutic Associates

Anne’s story highlights the transformative power of a combined approach of physical therapy and massage therapy in treating scoliosis and Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome.

Recent Clinic Blog Posts

Our educational blogs draw on the expertise and experience of our therapists, bringing you the information you need to pursue an active, healthy, and pain-free life.
Most spring injuries aren't caused by what you're doing — they're caused by what you're not. A PT breaks down the 3 mobility habits that actually stick.
If you’re struggling with jaw pain, consider consulting a physical therapist trained in the treatment of TMD.

Recent Blog Posts

Our educational blogs draw on the expertise and experience of our therapists, bringing you the information you need to pursue an active, healthy, and pain-free life.
Preparing for the fall transition? Get expert PT guidance on ergonomics, surface adaptation, and sport-specific injury prevention for all ages and activity levels.
Learn how changes in training surface, workload, and sport demands can affect injury risk during fall sports and training transitions, plus practical ways to ramp up safely.
Learn to prevent torso injuries in youth football with essential techniques, core strengthening, proper gear, and injury awareness to keep young athletes safe.

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