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Brent Lockett
Recurring pain traced to its cause, one full hour at a time
Founder of Osteopractic Physical Therapy & Pain Relief in North Dallas. A Doctor of Physical Therapy with a post-doctorate Diploma in Osteopractic.
- Service area
- Dallas and the surrounding areas
- Hours
- By appointment
- Team
- Every session with Dr. Lockett
- Member
- since November 2026
What Brent does
- Spinal and extremity manipulation
- Dry needling and dry cupping
- Blood flow restriction therapy
- Sports performance therapy
- Mobile visits at home, office or gym
- Telehealth physical therapy
Problems Brent solves
- Back pain or sciatica that keeps coming back
- Neck pain and headaches after long days at a desk
- A frozen or painful shoulder that has stopped moving
- Knee, hip or foot pain that limits running or training
- Getting strength back after surgery
Who should call
- Busy executives and professionals in chronic pain
- Athletes and active adults who train hard
- People recovering from surgery or a sports injury
- People who want to stop relying on pain medication
The best introductionAn active adult whose back, neck or shoulder pain keeps returning and who wants a hands-on plan, not more medication.
Not a fit for emergency or acute medical care, which belongs with a physician first.
10 guides by Brent
Answers Brent gives clients every week
Why does my back or neck pain keep coming back, and when is it time to see a physical therapist?
Back or neck pain that keeps coming back: why, and when to see a physical therapist
Pain that fades with rest and returns with the next long week usually means the cause was never found. Here is why it happens, what you can check yourself and when an examination is worth it.
How do I choose a physical therapist, and does a full one-on-one hour make a difference?
Choosing a physical therapist: the questions to ask and what a one-on-one hour changes
What is dry needling, does it hurt, and is it safe?
Dry needling explained: what it is, what it feels like and how safe it is
How many physical therapy sessions will I need, and how often?
How many physical therapy sessions it takes, and how to tell early if it is working
Can a physical therapist come to my home or office in Dallas, and is it as good as going to a clinic?
In-home and in-office physical therapy in Dallas: who it suits and what a visit looks like
Should I see a physical therapist, a chiropractor or a massage therapist for back and neck pain?
Physical therapist, chiropractor or massage therapist: matching the choice to your pain
Should I rest a running or sports injury, or see a physical therapist?
Rest it or get it looked at? Running and sports injuries and when physical therapy helps
Do I need a doctor's referral to see a physical therapist in Texas?
Seeing a physical therapist in Texas without a referral: the 30-day rule explained
How much does physical therapy cost in Dallas, and will my insurance pay for it?
What physical therapy costs in Dallas, and how insurance, superbills and HSAs fit in
What happens at a first physical therapy appointment, and how should I prepare?
Your first physical therapy appointment: what happens in the hour and how to prepare
Why clients choose Brent
Proof, not promises
- Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), Texas Woman's University
- Master of Physical Therapy, University of Mary
- Bachelor of Science in Biology, Baylor University
- Diploma in Osteopractic (post-doctorate residency training)
- Certified in Dry Needling (Cert. DN)
- Certified in Spinal Manipulation (Cert. SMT)
- Certified in Blood Flow Restriction Therapy
- Financing
- Out of network; superbill after every session for possible insurance reimbursement
- Hours
- By appointment
- Team
- Every session is with Dr. Lockett
“Dr Brent is amazing. He listens to my concerns and then clearly explains what exercises need to be done to correct the issue.”
How it works
What happens after you reach out
- Free discovery visit A conversation about what is going on, what has already been tried, and whether this approach is right for the problem. No charge, no obligation.
- Full examination A neuro-musculoskeletal exam to find the root cause, including ruling out anything that should be seen by a physician instead.
- Findings and plan What was found and what it means, then a treatment plan built around the client's own goals.
- Treat, load, teach Hands-on treatment, loaded movement, and the self-mobilization and exercise needed so the change holds between visits.
In Brent's words
Situations Brent handles every week
Back pain or sciatica that keeps coming back
Low back pain is the most common reason people call the practice, and often it has been treated as a symptom rather than a pattern. Brent starts with a full neuro-musculoskeletal exam to find the source, since pain down the leg has several possible causes, then combines hands-on treatment with exercise so the change holds between visits.
Neck pain and headaches
Neck pain, headaches and migraines, and TMJ are on the practice's list of conditions treated. Treatment targets the muscles and joints involved, using manipulation, dry needling and exercise, with a screen for anything that should be seen by a physician instead.
A shoulder that has stopped moving
From impingement to frozen shoulder (adhesive capsulitis), the right treatment depends on the stage. Brent assesses which stage a shoulder is in before choosing what to do.
Knee, hip or foot pain that limits training
Runner's knee, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, hip pain and tendonitis are common in active adults. Sports performance therapy uses a full-body evaluation to find the compensation behind the pain, before and during a season as well as after an injury.
Rebuilding strength after surgery
Post-surgical rehabilitation is part of the practice. Blood flow restriction therapy lets clients build strength at light loads that a recovering joint can tolerate, after a review of vascular and cardiac history.
Pain managed with medication instead of addressed
Brent built the practice after seeing prescriptions slow patients' recovery in home health and orthopedic settings. The aim is to treat the cause and teach each client the exercises and self-mobilization to use at home.
Services
Everything Brent offers
Spinal and extremity manipulationA gentle, targeted thrust that restores movement to a specific joint, after a differential diagnosis screening.
Dry needlingFine needles into the trigger point driving the pain, in a full session or a 30-minute focused session.
Dry cuppingSuction that lifts skin, muscle and fascia to mobilize areas that stay stiff despite stretching.
Blood flow restriction therapyStrength work at light loads with a cuff that restricts blood flow to the working muscle.
Mobile physical therapyA full one-on-one hour at your home, office or gym in Dallas and the surrounding areas.
Sports performance therapyA full-body evaluation for athletes, used pre-season and in-season as well as after injury.
Telehealth physical therapyLive video sessions for assessment, coaching and program progression.
PEMF therapyA pulsed electromagnetic field applied to slow-to-settle tissue, used alongside exercise within a session.
Service area: Dallas, Preston Hollow, Park Cities, North Dallas, Uptown, Lakewood, Lake Highlands, Addison, Richardson, Plano, Farmers Branch
About
Brent Lockett
Dr. Brent Lockett, PT, DPT, founded Osteopractic Physical Therapy & Pain Relief on North Central Expressway in Dallas. He studied biology at Baylor University, earned a Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Mary and a Doctor of Physical Therapy at Texas Woman's University, then completed post-doctorate training for a Diploma in Osteopractic.
After seeing medication slow patients' recovery in home health and orthopedic settings, he built the practice around assessment, hands-on treatment and exercise. Every session is 60 minutes with him, at the clinic or at a client's home, office or gym, and care starts with a free discovery visit.
Why clients choose Brent
- A full 60 minutes one-on-one with Dr. Lockett at every visit, never handed to an aide
- A post-doctorate Diploma in Osteopractic on top of a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree
- Seen at the clinic or at home, office or gym, with a free discovery visit first
Member of BNI Preston Center since November 2026.
FAQ
Questions people ask Brent
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
No. A prescription for physical therapy is not required, so you can call and book directly.
What is an osteopractor?
A physical therapist who has completed post-doctorate training in spinal and extremity manipulation, dry needling, instrument-assisted therapies and differential diagnosis.
How long is a session?
60 minutes, one-on-one with Dr. Lockett. The typical client comes in once or twice a week.
Can he come to my home, office or gym?
Yes, across Dallas and the surrounding areas. Home visits carry an added charge, and most clients are encouraged to come to the North Dallas clinic.
Does insurance cover it?
The practice is out of network. Clients receive a superbill after every session to file with their insurer for possible reimbursement. Call for pricing.
What is the free discovery visit?
A no-cost, no-obligation conversation before anything is booked, to find out whether this approach fits the problem.
Contact
Reach Brent
CompanyOsteopractic Physical Therapy & Pain Relief
Phone214-600-7762
Websiteosteopractictherapy.com
Office10670 North Central Expressway, Suite 110, Dallas, TX 75231
HoursBy appointment
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