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TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, the joint that connects the lower jaw to the skull. TMD, or temporomandibular disorder, is the term commonly used when discomfort or dysfunction affects that joint and the muscles around it.

Intra-oral massage is specialized work with certain muscles from inside the mouth using appropriate professional hygiene and treatment protocols. Lisa holds a Washington State Intra-Oral Endorsement, allowing her to incorporate this technique for jaw-related tension.

Comfort and consent remain central throughout treatment. Clients can communicate at any time, and Lisa adjusts pressure and technique based on individual response. Work is gentle and individualized.

No. Your job is simply to tell Lisa what you have been experiencing. She listens, asks questions, considers your patterns of tension and movement, and builds each session around what your body needs.

No. While jaw-focused care is a specialty, Lisa also works with head, neck, facial, fascial, rib, diaphragm and upper-body tension.

People commonly seek care for both. The muscles and connective tissues around the jaw interact with the neck, shoulders and upper body, which is why Lisa's work looks beyond one isolated area.

Your first appointment begins with a conversation. Lisa asks about what you are experiencing, relevant health history, areas of discomfort, previous treatments and what you would like support with.

Online scheduling is currently unavailable. Call or text 253.625.3756 to establish care, ask questions, request a consultation or schedule a session. Appointments are required; there are no walk-ins.

No. Sweet Cheeks is appointment only. Please call or text 253.625.3756 to arrange a time.

1201 Union Ave. Suite 5, Tacoma, WA 98405.

Monday through Friday, with occasional Saturdays. All appointments are by request. Contact Lisa for current availability.

Yes. You are welcome to call or text to ask questions, request a consultation or simply start a conversation about what you are experiencing.

Treatment frequency depends on the individual, their concerns, how long symptoms have been present and how their body responds. Lisa can discuss appropriate expectations after learning more about you.