Connect and Learn Launceston
10 October @ 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm AEDT
Free
The TMJ is one of the most misunderstood and overlooked part of the body.
Brett will explore the role of bite and speech in examinations, the TMJ-cervical spine connection, cranium biomechanics, parafunctional activity, and its impact on posture, plus the importance of collaboration with dentists and the link between posture and sleep apnoea.
After the learning, join us for food and beverages where the conversation and good times will continue. It’s going to be a perfect afternoon of knowledge and networking.
Time: 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Peppers Silo – Town Point Function Room – 89-91 Lindsay Street, Launceston TAS
Our speakers
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- Dr Brett Lillie
- Biography
Dr Brett Lillie is a sleep enthusiast, a seasoned pain stalker and an avid solution seeker. His passion is knowledge and his heartfelt desire to help people find answers where there seem to be none has driven him to never stop learning, never stop chasing.
Beginning in science, a zoology degree grew into a Chiropractic Master (class of '97) and post-grads in Paediatrics and skeletal medicine. His quest for knowledge saw him roam the corridors of a renowned Prague rehab hospital for years, travel to Italy to explore laser therapy and attend countless international dentistry conferences. Learning from some of the greatest thinkers in complex pain, Dr Brett has developed a unique understanding of pain and mastered ways to treat chronicity
