Jaw Tension - 1 Key Emotional Cause

Of course, there is usually more at play than just emotions when we have jaw tension or bruxism (clenching/grinding), however, this tension our expressing ourselves and holding back what we want to say often features in the stories of the people we work with. The goal of this audio is to raise self-awareness, so you can implement changes in your life and be more conscious as you go through your day. All the best, Kieferfreund

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This is a very interesting concept, I look forward to more exploration with Kieferfreund 🙏😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Spot on. Should have listened before going to ER and Dentist. Thank you.

This aligns with other correlations in my body and your sharing this commonality is valuable to me! Thank you🙏🏻

Yes, this was very helpful and reassuring! Six months ago my brother/roommate withheld crucial information that put me and our elderly parent’s health at risk with his personal (selfish, ignorant) decision to remain unvaccinated. I could feel my emotional tension was extremely high. Eventually I was able to own and explain my feelings to him. After learning some breathing techniques I was able to release some of my physical tension. Typically, I usually try to avoid conflict. Now, I’m learning that by sitting with and acknowledging my efforts to maintain peaceful relationships, I can decrease my jaw tension and pain. Thank you so very much🙏