Creators and Guests

Dr. Jenny Hobson is a leading head and neck specialist that focuses her physical therapy practice to curing those with TMJ and breathing disorders.

CranioFacial physical therapist in southern Oregon, one of less than 100 in the USA with the distinction Certified Cervical Temporomandibular Therapist (CCTT).

Dr. Catherine Murphy is an orthodontist by profession and a holistic health advocate by passion. As the author of two picture books (“Dear Momma…” and “Dear Friend…Do You Know About Tongue Ties?”, she empowers families to recognize the deeper connections between symptoms like poor breathing, sleeping, and/or eating, and their root causes. Her personal and professional experiences have led her to unlearn conventional approaches in favor of a more compassionate and collaborative model of care. Committed to providing life-enhancing treatments rather than short-term solutions, Dr. Murphy strives to bring health, hope, and harmony to every family and audience she serves.

Harry is a Professor at the University of Applied Science in Osnabruck (Germany)and is study director of the Master of Science in Musculoskeletal Therapy. He is senior IMTA Teacher of the International Maitland Teacher Association (IMTA) and founder of Cranial Facial Therapy Academy, .He successfully completed his Master of Science degree in Physiotherapy at the University of Leuven (Belgium). His thesis was on „The Neurodynamic Testing of the Mandibular Nerve: Reliability and norm-data“

Dr. Dommerholt is a recognized expert in the physical therapy diagnosis and treatment of persons with myofascial pain syndrome, chronic pain syndromes,

Biological, General, Cosmetic, Neuromuscular & Laser DentistryTMD and Dental Sleep ExpertSpecialist in Biological Dentistry and Ceramic Implants

Dr. Tiffany Lamberton resides in Washington State and holds dual degrees in Physical Therapy and Dentistry from Loma Linda University. Upon completing her DDS degree, she was honored with induction into the prestigious Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Honor Society and garnered recognition in Oral Pathology and Student Leadership. Her career as a general dentist has spanned various settings. Still, her passion eventually led her to utilize her physical therapy background and dental knowledge to focus exclusively on TMJ Disorders and Airway Dentistry. Presently, her practice centers on the evaluation and treatment of Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Disorders, and she welcomes new clients through her website, TMD Collective. Dr. Tiffany has also participated in the educational arena, having delivered lectures at the Pacific Northwest Dental Convention and the Pierce County Dental Society. She will be a speaker for the upcoming Western Orthodontic Conference in November 2024. She is an advocate for spreading knowledge about TMJ, Airway, and Myofunctional Therapy. Her professional affiliations include membership in the ADA, WSDA, and the role of Treasurer for the Pierce County Dental Society Board. Furthermore, she is an active member of AOMT and the Chicago Study Club. Dr. Tiffany is committed to lifelong learning and shares her expertise through her bi-monthly podcast, “Jaw Talk with Dr. Tiffany,” where she hosts engaging discussions with guests on various topics within airway dentistry, and TMJ-related matters. Outside of her professional pursuits, Dr. Tiffany resides in Tacoma North End, with her husband, two children, and their Cavapoo puppy, Wookie. In her leisure time, she loves snowboarding, wake surfing, and Pilates.

Warning: I'm *way* more active on Instagram @mrjamesnestor! Journalist, aquanut, and author of Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art (2020) and Deep (2014)

Patrick McKeown is a leading expert in breathing and its impact on asthma, sleep, and mental health, with over two decades of experience in breathing re-education. He has authored 12 books on the science of breathing, including the internationally acclaimed The Oxygen Advantage, and has a forthcoming book, The Sleep Cure, set for release in June 2025 by Humanix Books.

Graduate from the National University of Mexico (UNAM) and the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in San Francisco, California. She began her work in orthodontics with a specialty in physical anthropology at the University of California in Berkeley focusing her studies on human craniofacial growth and development.