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An Introduction to TMJ Management for in Clinic & Telerehabilitation

An Introduction to TMJ Management for in Clinic & Telerehabilitation

An Introduction to TMJ Management for in Clinic & Telerehabilitation

Jun 04, 2020 - 19:30 (EDT)
30 minutes

The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in a fundamental shift in patient care and the use of telerehabilitation is accelerating.

Bahram Jam is offering a free 30-minute webinar to provide an introduction to his updated Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Management course. He will show you simple TMJ treatments that can be applied in the clinic and in virtual care/telerehabilitation settings.

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is one of the most used, yet ignored joints in the body. Clinicians don’t regularly evaluate the TMJ since it is often not a patient’s primary complaint, when in fact it may be the primary source of the patient’s symptoms. The TMJ should be evaluated for all patients who report:

  • Headaches (especially in the temporal region)
  • Upper cervical pain and stiffness
  • Dizziness
  • Local pain and clicking in the TMJ

This webinar is now full! Space was limited to the first 1000 clinicians who registered. If you didn't get a spot in the webinar room, you can still join us by going to our Facebook page. Make sure to Like the page so you get notified when we go LIVE with Bahram.

This webinar will be recorded and made available afterward; however, we strongly encourage you to attend the live session so you can interact directly with Bahram. 

This free 30-minute webinar with Bahram Jam will introduce concepts of temporomandibular anatomy and simple TMJ treatments that can be applied in the clinic and in virtual care/telerehabilitation settings.

 

The instructors
Bahram Jam (he/him)
PT, D.SC.PT, M.PHTY, B.SC.PT, FCAMT

Bahram is a physiotherapist and founder of the Advanced Physical Therapy Education Institute (APTEI). He's taught 1000+ continuing education courses to healthcare professionals across Canada & internationally.

He has instructed over one thousand post-graduate orthopaedic and pain science courses and has been a guest presenter at several physiotherapy and medical conferences across Canada and internationally.

His primary clinical approach is to identify relevant functional impairments and determine the best self-management strategy to maximize patient independence.

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