Correcting Asymmetry and Joint Compression in TMJ Dysfunction

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Archived Course
Active
Authors
WMC:John Corry
Credits
1.00
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Description

John Corry provides some insights into intra-oral techniques and principles in the area of TMJ dysfunction. As soft-tissue bodyworkers, we bring a unique and valuable contribution in that the mandible is suspended by soft tissue and is therefore governed by soft-tissue responses to craniomandibular function. Whether TMJ dysfunction be primary, or an expression of a whole-body pattern, knowing how to effectively access the "Mandibular Sling" is a valuable part of a massage therapist's toolbox.

NetForum Course ID
WMC-Webinar047
Pass Percentage
70
Quiz Questions
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Related Courses
Myofascial Techniques: TMJ
TMJ Mastery
Supplementary Materials
Handout

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