Chiropractic & neuromuscular massage in Southlake.

2106 E State Hwy 114, Suite 300, Southlake, TX 76092, conveniently between Dallas and Fort Worth, minutes from Westlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Keller, and Trophy Club.

No referral is required for chiropractic care or neuromuscular massage. Submit the consultation form or call 817.552.4300 and our concierge team will follow up within one business day.

Most new patients are scheduled within the same week. Urgent cases are accommodated whenever possible.

Executive Medicine of Texas operates as a concierge practice. Our team walks every prospective patient through investment, scheduling, and what to expect when they reach out.

Dr. Christopher Tupper, DC treats back pain, neck pain, sciatica, joint dysfunction, sports and repetitive-stress injuries, tension headaches, and limited range of motion, with a solutions-first focus and his signature Functional Stimulation Release (FSR) Therapy.

Functional Stimulation Release (FSR) is Dr. Tupper's own technique. It numbs, contracts, and stretches individual muscle layers while he releases adhesions from injury or repetitive stress. It is precise, intense, and unlike conventional deep-tissue work.

Neuromuscular massage is clinical, results-driven bodywork that targets specific trigger points and soft-tissue dysfunction driving pain, restricted movement, and chronic tension. It is medically informed, not a relaxation or spa massage.

Deep tissue applies sustained pressure across broad areas. Neuromuscular massage targets specific trigger points and soft-tissue patterns identified during assessment. The work is more precise and the goals are clinical.

Both Functional Stimulation Release (FSR) Therapy and neuromuscular massage can feel intense in the areas that need them most. Pressure and technique are calibrated to be effective without being unbearable. Patients typically describe the sensation as 'good pressure' followed by sustained relief.

First visits are unhurried, typically 45 to 60 minutes for a full assessment and initial treatment. Follow-ups vary by case but are never rushed.

Yes. Dr. Tupper has worked with athletes, executives, and patients in chronic pain across rehabilitation, multidisciplinary clinics, family medicine, pain management, and neurology settings, more than two decades of practice in total.

Many patients do. The work is complementary: Dr. Tupper addresses joint, nerve, and structural dysfunction; Trey releases the soft-tissue patterns that hold the pain in place.

Our Southlake office serves patients across Fort Worth, Westlake, Colleyville, Grapevine, Keller, Trophy Club, and the broader Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.