Headaches, tension, teeth grinding?
Lecture on February 24, 2026 at 11 a.m.
Anne Gierth-Kaschky, Head Physiotherapist
When jaw, head and neck problems occur
Causes such as stress, teeth grinding, tense neck muscles, or poor posture often lead to discomfort in the head, neck, and jaw area – this condition is known as craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD). It is a functional disorder of the temporomandibular joint that can have far-reaching effects on the entire body.
Appointment on February 24, 2026 at 11 a.m. (via Teams)
Why a presentation on CMD?
In our information presentation, we would like to give you an insight into how CMD develops, what symptoms can be associated with it, and – most importantly – what options there are for sustainably treating the causes.
This is not just about short-term pain relief, but about a holistic understandingPosture, movement, stress and everyday life play a central role.
Our approach: More than just treatment on the bench.
Traditional physiotherapy is important – but for complex issues like temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD), simply "lying on the table" is often not enough. Therefore, we pursue a different approach.
active approach:
- Targeted exercises for increased mobility and stability
- KGG (therapeutic exercise with equipment) and training on modern equipment
- Individual strategies for everyday life, the workplace, and stress management.
This is how we create the transition from acute treatment to long-term improvement and prevention.
What to expect in the presentation
- Basics: What is CMD and how does it manifest itself?
- Connections in the body: Why jaw problems can also affect the head, neck, or back
- Typical symptoms and postural problems in everyday work
- Our active therapy approach: from treatment to movement
- Practical examples & everyday tips
- Which doctor will write me a prescription?
- Your questions – we take the time to address your individual concerns.
- The lecture is in German.
- Duration approx. 30 min - Followed by Q&A
The date is set – register now!
The lecture on the topic
Jaw, head and neck pain (TMJ) takes place on
February 24, 2026 at 11:00 AM
online via Microsoft Teams instead of.
Register now using the registration form and secure your place.
Note for already registered interested parties:
Everyone who has already registered via the information list will be automatically notified by email and receive their login details. Re-registration is not required.