Craniofacial / TMD / Headache

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. The new format makes it easier than ever to learn how to recognize, assess, and manage cranial nerve dysfunctions, such as trigeminal neuropathies, facial paresis, glossopharyngeal pain, voice and swallowing disorders, and oculomotor disturbances. Powered by CRAFTA.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. This two-day course makes it easier than ever for clinicians to learn how to assess and manage common dysfunctions in the facial and cranial regions and to take their expertise in head, jaw, and neck disorders to the next level. Powered by CRAFTA.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. The new format makes it easier than ever to discover how the TMJ, facial muscles, and trigeminal system interact in pain and function. This two-day course provides practical, evidence-based tools for assessing and treating temporomandibular and orofacial disorders using a modern biopsychosocial approach. Powered by CRAFTA.

The CRAFTA-2a consists of two parts: CRAFTA-2a (November 14-16, 2025) and CRAFTA-2b (March 21-23, 2026)

Second of two courses required for CMTPT/ODN. This program will be available in the Spring of 2026.

The ODN course program is currently being redesigned. The new course is expected to be available in the Spring of 2026.

In this 3-days course, Dr. Matteo Castaldo, PT, PhD will introduce participants to the most updated scientific headache literature, particularly migraine, and how to properly assess and treat patients with primary or secondary headache disorders.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. The new format makes it easier than ever to learn how to recognize, assess, and manage cranial nerve dysfunctions, such as trigeminal neuropathies, facial paresis, glossopharyngeal pain, voice and swallowing disorders, and oculomotor disturbances. Powered by CRAFTA.

The ODN course program is currently being redesigned. The new course is expected to be available in the Spring of 2026.

Second of two courses required for CMTPT/ODN. This program will be available in the Spring of 2026.

The CRAFTA-2a consists of two parts: CRAFTA-2a (November 14-16, 2025) and CRAFTA-2b (March 21-23, 2026)

In this 3-days course, Dr. Matteo Castaldo, PT, PhD will introduce participants to the most updated scientific headache literature, particularly migraine, and how to properly assess and treat patients with primary or secondary headache disorders.

This 100% online course is designed to provide physical, occupational, and speech therapists, as well as other healthcare providers, with knowledge of current treatment regimens, interventions, and innovative techniques for patients with facial palsy, so this underserved population can flourish under the care of a well-informed clinician.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. The new format makes it easier than ever to discover how the TMJ, facial muscles, and trigeminal system interact in pain and function. This two-day course provides practical, evidence-based tools for assessing and treating temporomandibular and orofacial disorders using a modern biopsychosocial approach. Powered by CRAFTA.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. This two-day course makes it easier than ever for clinicians to learn how to assess and manage common dysfunctions in the facial and cranial regions and to take their expertise in head, jaw, and neck disorders to the next level. Powered by CRAFTA.

Beginning in Fall 2026, the CRAFTA® Level 1 program has been completely redesigned to better meet the needs of busy clinicians. The new format makes it easier than ever to learn how to recognize, assess, and manage cranial nerve dysfunctions, such as trigeminal neuropathies, facial paresis, glossopharyngeal pain, voice and swallowing disorders, and oculomotor disturbances. Powered by CRAFTA.