Chase Teagarden, PT, DPT, TPS, CLT

Chase Teagarden began his journey into the physical therapy profession after a long history of low back pain resulting in several back surgeries and a diagnosis of complex regional pain syndrome, a chronic pain disorder. After several years in pain, without answers or help from health care providers, Chase took his recovery into his own hands. Eventually, his pain subsided, and he chose to pursue a career that would allow him to help others suffering from complex conditions.

After completing his doctorate in physical therapy, he became a therapeutic pain specialist. As of 2024 Chase has completed his fellowship in pain science to further expand his knowledge of pain and provide evidenced-based care for his patients. He is 1 of 60 current fellows in pain science in the nation and 1 of only 3 working in pediatrics.

Clinical Interests

Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)

Chronic/Complex Pain

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome(CRPS)

Fibromyalgia

Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome (AMPS)

Chronic Migraine

Phantom Limb

Low Park Pain

Cervicalgia

Education

Organizations

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Research interests

Chronic pain

FND

Pain Science Treatment Interventions