Scar Tissue, Hypermobility & Connective Tissue Disorders

This focused training from The Release Recovery System dives into three often overlooked factors that can impact frenectomy recovery.

On-Demand |Provider Training |Lifetime Access 

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✓ Already understand the fundamentals of frenectomy preparation and recovery.
✓ Want to better understand scar tissue and its impact on healing, mobility, and function.
✓ Work with hypermobile or EDS patients and want additional considerations for recovery.
✓ Have experienced cases where healing or progress didn’t go as expected.
✓ Want more confidence recognizing and addressing factors that may impact long term outcomes.
 ✓ You don’t need the entire training system. You need a deeper understanding of three often overlooked factors that can change recovery.

The procedure may be completed, but:
✓Healing and recovery are still taking place.
✓Scar tissue can continue to change mobility and function.
✓Hypermobility may influence stability, compensation, and recovery.
✓ New restrictions or compensatory patterns may develop as the tissues heal.
✓ Long term success requires more than simply completing the release.
✓ Function fails to integrate long term
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Why Outcomes Often Fall Short

Most providers are taught how to identify and release the restriction.
Few are taught:

How connective tissue disorders alter tissue response

What to look for after the healing process

How joint laxity impacts recovery

 This course combines: 
✓ Practical scar tissue management strategies
✓ Understanding tissue healing and remodeling
✓Recognizing restriction, instability, and compensation
✓ Clinical considerations you can apply to post frenectomy care
✓ Hypermobility and EDS modifications 
✓ Long-term integration principles 

What Providers Are Taking Away From This Training

I found it very useful in the section that talks about hypermobility protocols, tension vs reattachment, and providers that we should be referring patients to. Scar tissue management in itself is so huge and no one really talks about it.The list goes on! It's a deep dive of Jessica's knowledge! Do not hesitate to purchase this course." 

Lori McFadden
Myofunctional Therapist 

Course Curriculum

If you're ready to take your knowledge, clinical reasoning, and patient care to the next level, enroll and start learning immediately.

Jessica Cordell

Jessica Cordell is a licensed massage therapist and the founder of TMJology in Denver, Colorado. She specializes in TMJ and jaw pain, neuromuscular therapy, intraoral massage, and airway-focused care, helping patients better understand the root causes behind chronic jaw tension, clenching, headaches, and breathing dysfunction. With a background in dental assisting and advanced training in myofunctional concepts and manual therapy, Jessica takes a whole-body, nervous-system-informed approach to care and is passionate about bridging the gap between dental, medical, and manual therapy providers.

✓ Healing progression
✓ Stability and coordination
✓ Scar tissue response
✓ Long-term functional integration

Ready to Improve Your Clinical Approach Beyond the Procedure?

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Course Investment
On-Demand |Provider Training |Lifetime Access

Scar Tissue & Hypermobility

$200 USD

  • A focused training from The Release Recovery System™

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