Conditions
Every condition tells a story about how the head and neck are compensating.
Headaches, jaw pain, neck pain, ear symptoms, and poor sleep often seem like separate conditions. Sometimes they are. Sometimes they are connected — the body compensating for compression somewhere else in the system.
Each page below explains one condition: how compression and compensation may contribute to it, and how the Head & Neck Decompression Method™ evaluates it — so that treatment, when appropriate, can be directed at the source rather than only the symptom.
Headaches
Sometimes the pain is the final symptom, not the first problem.
TMJ Disorders
Understanding why the jaw is under strain.
Facial Pain
Pain in the face often points somewhere else.
Neck Pain
The neck is the bridge between the head and the rest of the body.
Ear Fullness
Sometimes the ear is the problem. Sometimes it is simply the messenger.
Teeth Grinding
Grinding is often the body's response to something else.
Worn Teeth
Worn teeth are evidence of forces the body could not resolve.
Sleep Apnea
Breathing is the body's highest priority.
Tongue Tie
A restricted tongue can shape how the whole system functions.