September 15, 2026 – Massage for TMJ Dysfunction (7 CE) in FARRAGUT, TN

*** THIS CLASS IS BEING HELD IN FARRAGUT, TN ***

CLASS DATE/TIME: September 15, 2026 – 9:00AM – 5:00PM

According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (Part of NIH): TMJ Dysfunction (TMJD) is the second most commonly occurring musculoskeletal condition resulting in pain and disability preceded only by chronic low back pain. NIH estimates that 5 to 12% of the population suffers from TMJD.

After completing this course each participant will be able to identify the major muscles involved in TM joint movement, better understand the causes of TMJ pain, and apply specific Swedish techniques to help reduce TMJ pain. This class will include intra-oral work and hands-on practice time.

(Note: This course covers introductory level TMJD work.)

Melissa is a very knowledgeable, talented and experienced massage therapist. As an instructor she exceeded my expectations.  She is professional, on-time, sticks to the syllabus- yet always willing to explain further or repeat something for her students to see again, very approachable, funny and made learning the material fun.  – Emily, LMBT

MASSAGE TABLES: I will get in touch with therapists who need to bring tables a couple weeks prior to class. 

WHAT TO BRING: Non-latex gloves if you have them. 1 sets of sheets, a blanket if you get cold, any additional bolstering you need beyond a standard bolster, oil or lotion suitable for work on the face. A pen for taking notes. Dress in loose, comfortable layers. TRIM YOUR NAILS SHORT BEFORE CLASS.

LUNCH: We will take an hour for lunch each day. There are no kitchen facilities on site. Bring lunch or plan to drive nearby.

PARKING:  Standard free hotel parking available.  

CANCELLATION POLICY : Refund (less $50 processing fee) if cancellation received at least two weeks prior to the course start date. Cancellations less than two weeks before the course will not receive a refund.*     *Exception: Covid, RSV or flu symptoms, or other medical emergency with Doctor’s note (or for Covid – a PCR Covid test taken at a pharmacy or Doctor’s office).