Your Headaches Might Not Be Starting in Your Head.
If you deal with chronic headaches — tension, cervicogenic, or migraines — and medications only mask the pain, the cause may be in your neck, jaw, or upper back. Physical therapy can treat the source, not just the symptom.
Sound Familiar?
If any of these resonate, you're not imagining it — and you're not stuck.
- Headaches that start at the base of your skull and wrap around
- Tension or tightness across your forehead, temples, or behind your eyes
- Headaches triggered by stress, poor sleep, or long screen time
- Jaw clenching or grinding that contributes to head pain
- Headaches that get worse with certain neck positions
- Reliance on painkillers that only provide temporary relief
These aren't signs of weakness — they're signs that your body needs a smarter approach. One built around how you actually move and train.
How Jake Treats This
Jake traces headaches back to their musculoskeletal origin — the cervical spine, suboccipital muscles, thoracic mobility, or jaw tension — and treats the source so you stop chasing symptoms with pills.
Cervical spine assessment to identify joint restrictions driving head pain
Dry needling of face, jaw, neck, and upper trap muscles
Manual therapy to restore thoracic and cervical mobility
Postural correction for desk workers and overhead athletes
Self-management techniques so you can interrupt headaches early
Stop treating the symptom. Let's find what's actually causing your headaches.
Ready to train through recovery with a provider who gets it? Let's talk.