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Migraine: The Missing Link?
A free live training for massage therapists and bodyworkers who want to understand how jaw tension, neck mechanics, fascia and nervous system sensitivity may contribute to migraine presentations — and where manual therapy may safely fit within scope.
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What will you learn during the webinar?
The TMJ, neck and migraine connection
We’ll look at how jaw function, cervical mechanics, cranial tension and upper body posture may influence client presentations — especially when symptoms seem to keep returning.
Why clenching, grinding and sleep matter
You’ll explore how bruxism, mouth breathing, poor sleep and stress-load may feed into a sensitised system, and why this matters when working with clients who report migraine or recurring headaches.
How manual therapy may support clients safely
You’ll learn where gentle, assessment-led, scope-aware bodywork may help support comfort, tension patterns, jaw/neck function and client self-awareness — without making inappropriate treatment claims.
Why join the webinar?
Migraine is not “just a headache”.
And if you’ve ever supported clients who experience migraine, you’ll know how complex, frustrating and life-disrupting it can be.
Some clients arrive with neck tension.
Some clench or grind.
Some have jaw restriction, facial pain, poor sleep, light sensitivity, dizziness, stress overload or a history of dental issues.
Some have already been passed between practitioners and still feel like nobody has looked at the whole picture.
As therapists, we need to be careful here.
In this free webinar, we’ll explore how TMJD, cervical tension, fascia, breathing patterns, sleep disruption and nervous system sensitivity may overlap with migraine presentations — and how clinically informed touch, assessment and referral thinking can help you work more safely and confidently.
Important Note
This webinar is educational and designed for qualified therapists and health-related professionals.
It does not teach you to diagnose, treat or cure migraine.
Migraine can have serious medical causes and should always be assessed appropriately by a doctor or qualified healthcare professional where needed.
This training will help you understand where TMJ Therapy®, massage, fascia-focused bodywork and clinical reasoning may sit as part of a safe, professional, supportive approach.
See what past participants are saying
about training with Tracey
So grateful I found Tracey and TMJ Therapy. It helped me grow my business and become a well known therapist.
Tracey is an endless source of knowledge.
Vio-Massage Therapist
"I have known Tracey for a number of years now and have been truly blessed to have found such an inspirational, caring, passionate person, who gives her all to each of her students and clients. I have trained with lots of other teachers in the field of massage therapy and I would class Tracey as one of my two gurus! There is always time to go over things that just aren't making sense, (and that's usually because I'm just not getting it!!)
Tracey is very patient with everyone. Always made to feel comfortable in the classroom. The course content and manuals are always of the highest standard and I know within time these will improve, with photos of techniques to spark the visuals in the group.
I feel inspired whenever I leave one of Blends courses and get to implement the techniques straight away.
Heulwen-Massage therapist
It has been so well thought out. It not only gives a fabulous insight it actually gives tons of information and points out how all things are connected.
It then shows further connections & info by recommending books to read, fb groups etc and this all leads to more education & understanding from everyone's view point - educators and sufferers.
I have searched for years to find someone with this knowledge.
Jo - Dental Nurse
YOUR TUTOR
Tracey Kiernan is the founder of Blend Therapy Training and the creator of TMJ Therapy®.
With a background as a dental nurse, clinical massage therapist, educator and specialist TMJ Therapy® trainer, Tracey has spent over 25 years developing a clinically informed approach to jaw, face, neck and whole-body patterns.
Her work brings together dental knowledge, manual therapy, fascia, cranial influences, nervous system awareness and practical clinical reasoning to help therapists understand TMJD and related presentations with more depth, confidence and safety.
Tracey has taught therapists internationally and is known for making complex anatomy and clinical thinking feel clear, practical and usable — without losing the human bit. Because nobody needs another dry webinar that feels like being trapped in a beige waiting room.
We can't wait to see you.
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