About
Sabrina Krueger
DC | CCSP | MS
She/Her
Dr. Krueger is a chiropractic physician with a passion for helping athletes recover from injuries and perform at their peak. She holds a Doctorate in Chiropractic, a Master's in Sports Medicine, and dual Bachelor's degrees in Exercise & Sports Science and Human Biology.
As a former competitive cheerleader in both high school and college, Dr. Sabrina understands the physical demands athletes place on their bodies. Her firsthand experience fuels a movement-based approach to care that focuses on restoring function and getting patients back to what they love—quickly and safely.
Dr. Sabrina integrates a variety of techniques into her treatments, including soft tissue manipulation, cupping, trigger point release, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization, therapeutic exercise, and patient education. Whether she's addressing an acute injury or helping an athlete fine-tune their performance, her goal is to create personalized, effective care plans that support long-term health and success.
When she's not in the clinic, you'll likely find Dr. Sabrina hanging out with her corgi, playing pickleball, lifting heavy things, or exploring Portland's vibrant food scene.
Education
- Doctor of Chiropractic — University of Western States
- Master's in Sports Medicine — University of Western States
- Bachelor of Science in Human Biology — University of Western States
- Bachelor of Science in Exercise and Sports Science (Emphasis in Kinesiology) — Concordia University Irvine
Additional Training & Certifications
- Certified Chiropractic Sports Physician
Philosophy
My Treatment Philosophy
I believe in a movement-based approach to chiropractic care. My goal isn't just to relieve your pain—it's to restore function and get you back to doing what you love as quickly and safely as possible.
Every patient is different, so I create personalized treatment plans that combine hands-on techniques with rehabilitation strategies tailored to your specific needs and goals. You'll leave each appointment not just feeling better, but with exercises and strategies you can use at home to continue your progress.
Whether your goal is returning to your sport, being able to play with your kids without pain, sitting at your desk comfortably, or simply moving through life with less discomfort—I'm here to help you achieve it.
Toolkit
Treatment Techniques
I utilize a comprehensive toolkit to help you feel and move better
Patients
Who I Treat
While my background in competitive athletics gives me unique insight into sports injuries, I'm passionate about helping all patients overcome pain and improve their quality of life.
- Athletes of all levels (competitive to recreational)
- Office workers with desk-related pain and posture issues
- Auto accident injury victims (whiplash, soft tissue injuries)
- Parents managing the physical demands of caregiving
- Seniors looking to maintain mobility and independence
- Anyone dealing with acute or chronic pain
- People seeking preventive care and wellness
Your goals are my goals—whether that's getting back to your sport, being able to work comfortably, playing with your kids without limitation, or simply moving through life with less pain.
Expertise
Specializations
I have particular expertise in treating
- Back pain and sciatica (from any cause)
- Sports injuries across all sports and fitness activities
- Auto accident injuries and whiplash
- Neck pain and headaches (tension, migraines, tech neck)
- Hypermobility spectrum disorders and joint instability
- Shoulder, hip, and knee pain
- Cheerleading and gymnastics injuries
- Running, pickleball, and weightlifting injuries
- Overuse and repetitive strain injuries
- Concussion management
Life Outside the Clinic
When I'm not treating patients at Inner Gate Health & Wellness, you'll find me living the Portland lifestyle I love. I enjoy hanging out with my corgi, playing pickleball, lifting weights, reading, and exploring Portland's incredible food scene.
Being active myself keeps me connected to the challenges my patients face—whether that's recovering from injury, managing pain, or simply trying to stay healthy and active. It reminds me why this work matters so much.