Tuesday, November 17, 2026 Headaches & TMJ Presentation Presenter: Mat Palmer PT BSc (Kin), MPT
Headaches and jaw pain are issues that many people experience at some point in their lives, and they are becoming two of the most common conditions for which people will seek medical treatment, whether from a physiotherapist, dentist, or medical doctor. Few people know, however, that pain in the jaw is abnormal, and that jaw pain and headaches are very closely related. Both headaches and jaw pain can wreak havoc on daily life, making it difficult to work, eat, or enjoy time with your family and friends.
The relationship between headaches, jaw pain and the neck are complex, that’s why Mackie Physiotherapy is proud to offer this presentation on all things jaw and headache related. In this presentation we will explore the complexities of these pains and explore the relationship that can exist between the neck, headaches, and jaw pain. We will delve into the anatomy of the neck and jaw, common causes of headaches and jaw pain, and the approach we use to helping people manage their headaches and jaw pain.
Our passion at Mackie Physiotherapy is to provide a strategic, multidisciplinary approach to assess, diagnose, and treat the root causes of a person’s headache and/or jaw pain. Our team includes highly trained professionals that can provide relief and help people manage their pain. We will work with you to develop a patient-centered plan of care that aims to improve, manage, or resolve the underlying root cause of your headache and jaw pain.
We hope to see you and any friends or family that would enjoy an evening of entertainment and learning. Feel free to forward or share this presentation with anyone you feel would enjoy and benefit from it.
Please be advised, this is an information-only session. Due to legal, ethical, and safety reasons set out by our professional licensing bodies and associations, we are unable to provide personalized exercise prescriptions without a full assessment and understanding of your individual health history or potential underlying conditions.
