02/21/2026
Does TMJ pain get worse in February? For a lot of people in Edmonton, it does.
Cold temperatures tighten the muscles around your jaw. Add winter stress and hours hunched at a screen, and the tension has to go somewhere. For many people, it settles right into the jaw, neck, and temples.
That's where Brittany comes in.
👉 Brittany Forrest, RMT, specializes in TMJ massage, headache relief, and deep tissue work targeting the muscles most affected by that kind of tension. She works with clients whose jaw pain has been building for weeks, sometimes months, without real relief.
TMJ massage focuses on the masseter, temporalis, and surrounding structures to release compression, reduce referred pain into the head and neck, and restore normal range of motion. It's precise, targeted work.
If your jaw feels tight, your headaches are more frequent lately, or you're waking up with facial soreness, this is worth addressing.
➜ Book with Brittany through the link in the first comment