Explore the complex anatomical and biomechanical relationships between the cervical spine, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and surrounding muscular and fascial systems.

This comprehensive workshop examines the functional connections between the neck, jaw, cranium, and upper thoracic region, highlighting their influence on posture, mobility, stability, and human movement.

Featuring guest presentations from Dr. Roy Page, D.C., and Dr. Justin Brink, D.C., the workshop incorporates additional clinical perspectives on cervical spine and TMJ function.

Develop a deeper understanding of cervical mechanics, jaw function, and the relationships between the musculoskeletal structures of the head and neck.

Key Topics Include:

Functional anatomy of the cervical spine

Temporomandibular joint anatomy and biomechanics

Cervical mobility and stability

Jaw mechanics and muscular relationships

Head, neck, and thoracic spine connections

Applications for rehabilitation, posture, and functional movement

Featured Guest Speakers:

Dr. Roy Page, D.C.

Dr. Justin Brink, D.C.

Designed for: Physical therapists, chiropractors, athletic trainers, rehabilitation specialists, manual therapists, and movement professionals.