Treating TMJ Disorders - NAT Certification Course is organized by Niel Asher Education.
TMJ dysfunction can be complex, frustrating, and highly individual. Clients may present with jaw discomfort, clicking, restricted opening, facial tension, headache patterns, neck involvement, or a general sense of tightness and imbalance around the jaw and surrounding tissues.
Treating TMJ Dysfunction combines practical treatment demonstrations, anatomy education, and clinical reasoning to help therapists develop a more structured approach to one of the most challenging areas of manual therapy practice.
Designed specifically for massage therapists, manual therapists, physiotherapists, physical therapists, athletic trainers, and rehabilitation professionals, the course explores how the jaw, facial muscles, cervical region, posture, movement habits, and nervous system interactions may all influence a client’s presentation.
Description:
Across this 3-hour CE/CPD course, participants will explore the anatomy, biomechanics, assessment considerations, and manual therapy applications associated with temporomandibular joint dysfunction.
The course combines practical treatment demonstrations with anatomy-focused learning to help practitioners better understand the relationship between jaw mechanics, masticatory muscles, facial tissues, cervical structures, movement patterns, and symptom presentation.
Supported by a fully illustrated course workbook, lesson quizzes, online examination, and certificate of completion, the program provides a structured learning experience designed to strengthen both theoretical understanding and practical clinical application.
What You Will Learn
| Topic | Focus |
| TMJ Anatomy & Function | Understanding the key structures involved in jaw movement, dysfunction, and symptom referral patterns |
| Assessment & Clinical Reasoning | Observing jaw movement, tissue sensitivity, cervical involvement, and contributing factors |
| Practical Treatment Techniques | Hands-on approaches for TMJ-related soft tissues, facial muscles, and associated structures |
| Client Communication & Safety | Consent, positioning, pressure control, sensitivity, and professional boundaries |
| Treatment Integration | Applying TMJ treatment principles within a broader rehabilitation and manual therapy framework |
Course Content
The course combines anatomy education, practical treatment demonstrations, clinical reasoning, and patient-centred treatment principles to help practitioners better understand TMJ dysfunction and related presentations.
| Module | Focus |
| Understanding TMJ Dysfunction | Jaw mechanics, dysfunction patterns, symptom presentation, and contributing factors |
| Anatomy & Functional Relationships | Muscles of mastication, facial structures, cervical involvement, and movement considerations |
| Assessment Principles | Observation, palpation, movement assessment, and clinical reasoning strategies |
| Practical Treatment Applications | Step-by-step manual therapy approaches for TMJ-related soft tissue dysfunction |
| Clinical Integration | Developing structured treatment plans while maintaining client comfort and safety |
Included With This Course
| Included | Details |
| Video Classes | Practical treatment demonstrations and anatomy instruction presented by Stuart Hinds |
| Illustrated Course Workbook | Comprehensive workbook covering anatomy, assessment, clinical reasoning, and treatment concepts |
| Lesson Quizzes | Knowledge checks designed to reinforce learning throughout the course |
| Online Exam | Assessment included for course completion |
| Certificate | Downloadable 3 Hours CE/CPD certificate following successful completion |
| Lifetime Access | Study at your own pace and revisit the material whenever required |
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