How is intraoral work different from traditional Craniosacral Therapy?

Intraoral work is a specialized form of Craniosacral Therapy that involves working inside the mouth using a gloved hand. This allows the therapist to access and release deeper restrictions in the jaw, hard palate, and upper neck, which aren't as easily reached through external touch.

Is intraoral work painful?

No. Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy is very gentle and respectful. Most clients report feeling a sense of relief, release, or deep relaxation during and after the session. It's done with sensitivity and care to your comfort.

What issues can intraoral Craniosacral Therapy help with?

Intraoral CST can help with TMJ dysfunction, headaches, neck tension, jaw pain, post-dental trauma, facial injuries, concussion recovery, and emotional holding patterns stored in the jaw and cranial tissues.

Do you need a referral from a dentist or doctor?

No referral is needed. However, Craniosacral Therapy is often used alongside other medical or dental care. It can be a supportive complementary therapy to conventional treatment.

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? Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy in Columbus, Ohio

Find Relief for TMJ, Headaches, Jaw Tension, and Dental Trauma with Mouthwork Craniosacral Therapy.

Gentle Support from the Inside Out

Many people live with chronic jaw tension, unexplained headaches, or tightness in the face—without realizing there’s a gentle therapy that can help.

Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy is a specialized hands-on technique that works inside the mouth using gloved hands. This subtle approach supports the deeper layers of tension held in the jaw, temporomandibular joint (TMJ), tongue, throat, and upper neck.

Whether you’re recovering from dental procedures, grinding your teeth at night, experiencing TMJ discomfort, or carrying stress in your face and jaw, this work helps your body soften, unwind, and return to balance. Wonderful work for jaw tension relief.

? Conditions This Work Can Support

TMJ dysfunction
Headaches or migraines
Facial and jaw pain
Neck tightness
Post-dental tension or trauma
Speech and swallowing difficulties
Tinnitus or ear pressure
Emotional tension held in the jaw or throat

? What to Expect in a Session

Sessions are typically 60–75 minutes. We begin with a full-body craniosacral assessment and light touch therapy. When ready, I move gently into intraoral work using gloved hands—always with care, consent, and ongoing communication.

Many clients feel a sense of space, relief, and even emotional release as jaw tension unwinds. This therapy is not forceful—it’s intuitive, gentle, and grounded in the body’s wisdom.

? Why This Work Matters

The jaw often holds more than physical tension. It can store trauma, stress, or unspoken emotion from years past. Intraoral CST offers a path to meet these layers with compassion and calm.

This isn’t about fixing—it’s about supporting your body’s natural ability to realign and release.

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My space offers a quiet, nurturing environment for women seeking relief from chronic facial and jaw tension. If you’ve tried other approaches without lasting results, this may be the gentle support you’ve been missing.

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FAQ Intraoral Craniosacral Sessions

Q: What is Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy?

Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle hands-on technique that focuses on releasing restrictions in the mouth, jaw, and cranial bones. It is particularly effective for treating TMJ dysfunction, head trauma, tension headaches, and chronic pain around the face and skull.

What is Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy?

Intraoral Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, hands-on technique that works inside the mouth (using gloves) to release tension in the jaw, mouth, and surrounding cranial bones. This work helps to unwind deep restrictions affecting the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), facial structures, and upper neck — areas that are often difficult to access externally.

Why would someone need intraoral work?

This therapy can be especially helpful for people with TMJ dysfunction, head or neck injuries, dental trauma, clenching or grinding, ost-orthodontic tension, or chronic headaches. Intraoral work supports the nervous systema and can help release patterns held deep within the granial and oral structures that may be contributing to pain or impalance.

Is intraoral craniosacral therapy painful?

No, the work is very gentle and done with full respect for your comfort. However, if there is some pain that exists, we would stay with the soft pain and not aggrivate the tissues. I always check in and use a light touch to work with, not against the body’s natural rhythms. Many clients find the experience surprisingly relaxing, even when working with tender areas.

What should I expect during an intraoral session?

After discussing your concerns and receiving your informed consdnt, I’ll use gloved hands to gently work inside your mouth. The rest of the session may include external craniosacral work to help your body to integrate the changes. You’ll remain fully clothes and relaxed on the table throughout the session.