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Physical therapy from head to toe, treating not just a body part, but the whole person to reduce pain

03/20/2026

Love some Friday Wins! 🎉🎉

03/19/2026

“This course completely changed the way I approach patients with jaw pain. It was engaging, practical, and packed with info I could use right away!” — Amy

Whether you’re a new grad, a seasoned clinician, or somewhere in between, this course gives you the confidence and clinical tools to assess and treat TMJD through a rehab lens.

Created for PTs, OTs, SLPs, chiropractors, and oral care professionals, it combines physical therapy and myofunctional therapy strategies in a step-by-step, easy-to-implement format, so you can help your patients feel better, faster.

What’s inside:

🔹15.5 CEUs (approved in most states)
🔹Lifetime access to all course content
🔹Ongoing mentorship and clinical support
🔹A full evaluation and treatment framework rooted in collaboration and function

13 x 30-40min bite sized modules
Q&As to get clear guidance on how to implement right away.

This is more than a course…it’s the support system you wish you had right out of school

Comment “BTB” to learn more or sign up today!

03/17/2026

If “just relax your jaw” were that simple, TMJ disorders wouldn’t be one of the most frustrating conditions patients deal with— and I wouldn’t have a job 😅

The jaw doesn’t work in isolation.
It’s influenced by movement patterns, tongue function, breathing, cervical stability, nervous system dysregulation and habits that have often been there for years.

Which means telling someone to relax, stop clenching, or reduce stress rarely solves the problem.

The bigger issue is that most clinicians were never really taught how to treat TMJD in school.

That’s exactly why I created Beyond the Bite! To help clinicians feel confident assessing and treating TMJ disorders with a more complete approach.

If you’re a clinician who wants to learn more, comment BTB and I’ll send you the details.

Next cohort starts April 1st!

03/16/2026

🎉Celebrating some of our client’s wins🎉

❤️

03/13/2026

Whether you’re a new grad, a seasoned clinician, or somewhere in between, this course gives you the confidence and clinical tools to assess and treat TMJD through a rehab lens.

Created for PTs, OTs, SLPs, chiropractors, and oral care professionals, it combines physical therapy and myofunctional therapy strategies in a step-by-step, easy-to-implement format, so you can help your patients feel better, faster.

What’s inside:

🔹15.5 CEUs (board-approved)
🔹Lifetime access to all course content
🔹Ongoing mentorship and clinical support
🔹A full evaluation and treatment framework rooted in collaboration and function

No fluff.
No overwhelm.
Just clear guidance you can use right away.

This is more than a course—it’s the support system you wish you had in school.

Comment “BTB” to learn more or sign up today!

03/04/2026

How would you like to feel? 👇🏼

02/25/2026

We go live this week.

February 26–28, 2026
All Things Women Virtual Summit

This 3-day virtual experience, hosted by .AliciaNewsome, brings together 70+ experts across health, leadership, wealth, motherhood, mindset, longevity, innovation, and purpose — all in one space.

My session:
The juggle is real: navigating motherhood, entrepreneurship, and everything in between!

This is your reminder to pause, register, and give yourself access to conversations that support your next level — personally and professionally.
If you’ve been meaning to sign up, this is your moment.

🎟️ Register at the link in my bio.

WomensWellness

02/22/2026

Answers 👇🏼

1️⃣ “TMJ pain means you’re damaging your jaw.”
False.
Pain does not automatically equal damage. In persistent TMJD, the nervous system can become more sensitive than the tissues are actually injured. That means pain can show up even when the joint itself is not being harmed.

2️⃣ “You should completely rest during a flare.”
False.
A flare is a signal - not a stop sign.
Completely shutting everything down can actually reduce tolerance over time. The goal is to modify load (chewing, talking, training, stress), not eliminate all input.

3️⃣ “If exercises hurt, they’re wrong.”
False.
Rehab isn’t about zero sensation. It’s about appropriate dosage.
Some mild, controlled discomfort can be part of rebuilding capacity. What matters is: does it settle? Do you recover well? Are flares becoming less intense over time?

4️⃣ “TMJD rehab should only focus on the jaw.”
False.
Jaw pain lives in a system.
Breathing patterns, posture, sleep quality, stress load, oral habits, and overall nervous system regulation all influence symptoms. Treating the jaw in isolation misses the bigger picture.

5️⃣ “TMJD rehab is about rebuilding tolerance, not eliminating all symptoms first.”
True.
If you wait for zero pain before doing anything, your system never adapts.
Real rehab teaches your body what it can handle again - gradually, strategically, and sustainably.

TMJD recovery isn’t about chasing pain away.
It’s about building capacity so pain has less reason to show up.
If this shifted your perspective, save it for later.
And if you want a clear roadmap, comment “BLUEPRINT.”

02/17/2026

I’ve been treating people suffering with TMJD for nearly a decade and I figured it was time to stop gatekeeping my favorite books that explain it all…

These are the top 5 I recommend to every jaw pain patient:

📚 Tongue-Tied – An all encompassing history of tongue ties and how they impact our mouth, breathing, and jaw. Not only eye-opening but validating and written by many disciplines in a way that non-medical folk can understand.

📚 Breath – This one changes how you think about your mouth, your nose, and your nervous system. If you clench, grind, or wake up exhausted… start here.

📚 Jaws – The bigger picture book. Why are our faces getting smaller? Why are airways shrinking? This connects the dots between modern life and jaw pain.

📚 Gasp – A powerful deep dive into sleep, airway, and how overlooked breathing issues impact everything from pain to focus to mood.

📚 The Breathing Cure – Practical, doable strategies to actually apply what you’re learning and start calming your system.

If you’re healing from TMJD, understanding your tongue, airway and breathing patterns are a HUGE part of the picture is not optional, it’s imperative for improvement.

Let me know if this was helpful or if you’ve read any of these!

02/16/2026

What TMJD questions do you have?! ⬇️

02/15/2026

Progress in TMJD rehab isn’t always linear, and it’s not always reflected in pain levels right away.

One of the most common patterns I see:
A flare happens → everything stops → symptoms calm → life ramps back up → symptoms return
It can start to feel like nothing is working.

But pain alone doesn’t tell us whether your system is adapting!

Often, progress shows up first in:

- shorter flares
- faster recovery
- more confidence with talking or eating
- less guarding
- improved tolerance to stress

Rehab isn’t about eliminating every symptom immediately.

It’s about gradually building capacity so your system can tolerate more over time.

If this resonated with you, save it for later.
And if you would like a step-by-step guide to approaching TMJD rehab differently…

Comment “BLUEPRINT” below.

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http://Reviveptct.com/

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