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Treating the Source of Headache Pain

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Headaches refer to a broad range of pain experienced in the head and face. They derive from any combination of various structures including nerves, sutures, sinuses, arteries, muscles, and the functional and structural abnormalities. Sources can be both local and remote from the site of pain. The key to treating headaches is finding the source of pain by asking the right questions during client intake, knowing headache type profiles and having accurate palpatory assessment skills. We can then differentiate among the many sources and types of headache and base our treatments accordingly. In this workshop you'll learn to differentiate between facial, sutural, TMJ, neurologic, structural and vestibular causes that result in migraine, tension, sinus, cluster and other headaches; how to assess headache pain and how to treat headaches.
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Joseph Rodin

Joseph Rodin, assistant, supervised practice leader, and tutor trainee, began practicing massage in 1991 and has taught Trager® Introductory courses and other post-graduate continuing education courses over the past decade throughout the Northwest and beyond.

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Headaches refer to a broad range of pain experienced in the head, face and skull. They derive from any combination of various structures including nerves, sutures, sinuses, arteries,
muscles, and the functional and structural abnormalities. Sources can be both local and remote from the site of pain.

MMF_SF (1)The key to treating headaches is combining the client’s symptom profile with incisive history taking and prolific palpatory assessment. We can then differentiate among the many sources and types of headache and base our treatments accordingly.

In this workshop we’ll differentiate between facial, sutural, TMJ, neurologic, structural and vestibular causes that result in migraine, tension, sinus, cluster and other headaches. We’ll learn both their presentation and targeted methods of treatment.

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“A+ Very calming manner, takes time to answer questions. He’s great one on one. I liked the chance to feel for myself what is happening in the body, very easy to follow. Teacher was unexpectedly hilarious, which made me feel less nervous.”
Marci Griffith, LMP
Fantastic. Love the easy going attitude and ability to make the student feel comfortable and at ease while learning new material. Great way to learn how to assess the body in a new way.
Amber Lopez, LMP
This class is up with the best-clear instruction and useful material. I will be able to apply what I have learned immediately. I liked the fact you are teaching us to view the body from the bones and joints to change our way of considering only muscles.
John Tuttle, LMP
Get ready for your mind to be, ‘blown!’ Excellent, great stuff! My only negative is my inability to remember everything, because I want to use it all! Great delivery and mastery of content! I never felt overwhelmed! Liked the ease of presentation, jokes, explanations, awesome!!
Laura Schouten, LMP
Kinowelgeable, relaxed, great with visual hands on demonstration. Highly recommend. Joe makes the class fun. Wonderful hands-on learning that you can use immediately and easy new concepts to incorporate.
Patty Schumm, LMP
It was a great class. Joe was very patient and gave understandable explanations.
Kathy Solie, LMP
Very thorough and willing to walk you through the processes. I would rate the class very high. Nice sense of humor.
Carolyn Brunk, LMP
Joe did a great job keeping terms/language simple and easy to follow. The amount of content was well worth my time and money spent on this class; exceeded my expectations.
Elizabeth Kintner, LMP
Unique, 10/10, rare to see such an integrative philosophy, I”ll be checking into Joe’s other classes
Judy Hammer, LMP
I liked that you acknowledged the complexity of the topics and didn’t try to make it black and white. He was non-judgmental and comfortable w subject matter. Authentic, created a safe space. Very respectful to class members.
Erica Schiller

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