Migraine, TMJ & Neck Pain Relief Starts Here

Targeted soft tissue therapy to relieve tension, restore mobility, and help you live headache-free.

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How My Therapy Provides Lasting Relief

One powerful session. Multiple advanced techniques. Tailored to you.

Modalities Used:

RAPID NeuroFascial Reset – calm your nervous system
Neuromuscular Trigger Point Therapy – eliminate headache trigger points
Myofascial Release – release fascia in the jaw, skull, and neck
Cervical FST – stretch tight neck & shoulder tissue
Vodder Lymphatic Drainage – reduce pressure and swelling
Breathwork & Nervous System Regulation

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WHERE DOES IT HURT?

Is your pain behind the eyes? Down the neck? In your jaw?

Whether your headaches feel like pressure in the skull, tension in the jaw, or a fire behind your eyes, we map your pain and trace it to the root cause.

✅ Clenching/grinding
✅ Concussion or impact
✅ Posture-related headaches
✅ Chronic migraines
✅ Hormone-related tension

🏆 Sports Most Impacted by Head, Jaw & Neck Pain

Pain doesn’t just stop at the neck—it disrupts your performance, focus, and recovery.

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Jiu-Jitsu, MMA & Wrestling

Headlocks, takedowns, and ground pressure compress the neck and jaw, causing nerve pain, jaw dysfunction, and post-concussive symptoms.

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Soccer Players

Heading the ball and neck stabilization during high-speed runs or collisions can create cervical strain and trigger jaw-related tension headaches.

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Post-Concussion & Contact Athletes

Even light impacts to the head can misalign the cranial and cervical structures—causing lingering headaches, visual strain, and sensitivity.

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Competitive Cheer & Gymnastics

Frequent whiplash, head impact, and overhead movements create tension in the neck and jaw, triggering chronic headaches and TMJ flare-ups.

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Football Athletes

Repeated helmet impact and bracing during tackles compress cervical joints, leading to chronic neck pain, migraines, and TMJ issues.

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Baseball & Golf Athletes

Rotational torque and head tracking during swings cause cervical tension and trigger upper neck-related headaches and TMJ stress.

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Hockey Players

Body checks, stick contact, and fast directional changes strain the head-neck complex—causing tension-related migraines and jaw misalignment.

Careers Most Affected by Head, Neck, and Jaw Pain

🎯 Jobs that Commonly Cause Chronic TMJ, Migraine, and Neck Issues. Click the Button Below to Find Out How Your Career Impacts Your Body .

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Office Workers & Desk Jobs

Prolonged sitting and screen use strain neck musces

Singers, Musicians & Public Speakers

Overuse of vocal muscles causing tension

Dental Hygienists & Surgeons

Leaning posture and jaw clenching lead to chronic issues.

Drivers & Pilots

Long hours in fixed postures create stiffness.

Hair Stylists & Bodyworkers

Forward head posture results in persistent neck tension.

REFERRAL NETWORK

Your care doesn’t stop here—we collaborate.

We work with a trusted network of Sports Doctors, Chiropractors, Dentists, and ENT specialists to ensure you get the comprehensive care your body deserves.

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Support your patients with expert soft tissue therapy.

Who We Work With:
✔ Dentists & Oral Surgeons – TMJ & post-procedure recovery
✔ Chiropractors – Release tissue to support adjustments
✔ Physical Therapists – Enhance flexibility & reduce scar tissue
✔ Injury Attorneys – Soft tissue care for whiplash clients
✔ Sports Docs & Orthos – Accelerate athlete recovery
✔ ENTs & Neurologists – Relief for migraines, tinnitus, dizziness

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Targeted Head, Face & Sinus Therapy for Lasting Relief

🧠 Migraine, Neck & Jaw Relief 3-Pack

Struggling with chronic headaches, TMJ pain, or neck stiffness? Stop masking the pain and start addressing the root cause with a structured plan designed for deep, lasting relief.

📅 Specialized Treatment for Head & Neck Tension
✔️ Migraine & TMJ Reset – Release 13 muscles causing headaches & jaw pain
✔️ Neck Ease Therapy – Loosen 9 muscles restricting movement & posture
✔️ Jaw Release Therapy – Relax 13 muscles triggering clenching & tightness

Why Choose This 3-Pack?

Stop Chronic Pain at the Source – No more temporary relief—this plan targets deep-seated muscle restrictions.
Eliminate TMJ Tension & Clenching – Reduce jaw pain, headaches, and facial discomfort caused by stress.
Improve Sleep & Breathing – Sinus pressure & muscle tightness can disrupt rest—this therapy clears the blockages.
Restore Neck Mobility – Better posture, less stiffness, and fewer tension headaches.
Long-Lasting Results – Three structured sessions give your body the time to heal, reset, and maintain relief.

💰 Membership Price: $405

📍 🟢 OC: Tuesdays & Sundays | 🔵 IE: Mondays & Thursdays

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The 21 Muscles Behind Your Pain

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🎯 Soft Tissue Therapy Targets These Muscles in a Specific Sequence for Lasting Relief.

Buccinator: Refers pain locally around the cheek area.
Digastric: Can refer pain to the jaw, ear, and throat.
Frontalis: Pain may refer to the forehead and sometimes to the vertex of the skull.
Infraspinatus: Commonly refers pain to the shoulder blade region and down the arm to the hand.
Lateral Pterygoid: May refer pain to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), around the jaw, and to the temple area.
Levator Scapulae: Pain often refers to the neck, shoulder blade, and sometimes down the arm.
Masseter: Can refer pain to the jaw, teeth, and sometimes to the temple and around the ear.
Medial Pterygoid: Similar to the masseter, it can refer pain to the jaw and teeth.
Multifidi: Refers pain locally to the low back region.
Occipitalis: Pain often refers to the back of the head and may extend to the forehead.
Orbicularis Oculi: Refers pain to the eye region and sometimes to the forehead.
Platysma: Typically refers pain locally around the neck and jaw.
Semispinalis Capitis: Refers pain to the back of the head and neck.
Soleus: trigger points in this muscle could lead to teeth grinding (Bruxism)
Splenius Capitis: Pain can refer to the back of the head and sometimes to the temple.
Splenius Cervicis: Similar to the splenius capitis, it refers pain to the back of the head and neck.
Sternocleidomastoid: Can refer pain to the neck, behind the ear, and sometimes to the forehead.
Suboccipital Group: Refers pain to the base of the skull and sometimes to the eye and temple areas.
Temporalis: Pain typically refers to the temple and around the eye and jaw.
Trapezius: Refers pain to the neck, shoulder, and sometimes down the arm.
Zygomaticus: Often refers pain locally around the cheekbone area