A Brain & Body Approach to Migraine, Headaches & Complex Conditions
Giving you more pain-free days
The North Carolina Triad Area’s Choice for Headache, Migraine, and TMJ Relief
Maybe it’s not just the headaches. It’s the dizziness, neck or jaw pain, fatigue, or sensitivity to light, movement, and busy environments.
You’ve seen different providers for different symptoms. You’ve collected diagnoses along the way. Yet you’re still left wondering how it all fits together — and what you can actually do about it.
At Gate City Physio, we specialize in headache, migraine, TMJ, and complex overlapping symptoms. Our science-informed approach looks beyond the site of pain to understand how your sensory and nervous systems, neck, and jaw may be interacting and contributing to the bigger picture.. It’s care that goes beyond managing pain—it enables you to reclaim comfort, clarity, and confidence in your body.
Migraine & Headache
If you're struggling with chronic headaches or migraines, Gate City Physio offers a holistic, neuro-orthopedic approach to address your pain. We understand these conditions are often linked to how your entire system processes stress, movement, and sensory input, going beyond just head pain. Our goal is to provide lasting relief by calming your system and building a more resilient you, helping you get back to fully enjoying life.
Migraine & Vestibular Migraine
Pediatric & Adolescent Headaches
Adult Chronic Headaches
TMJ/TMD— Jaw & Facial Pain
If you're struggling with TMJ or facial pain, Gate City Physio offers a holistic approach that goes beyond just the jaw. We understand this pain often stems from broader patterns of stress, tension, and nervous system overload, impacting your neck, posture, and even how your brain processes signals. Our goal is to provide lasting relief by gently retraining these patterns, helping you find ease and confidence again.
Teeth grinding and clenching (bruxism)
Myofascial pain
Degenerative Joint Disease
Complex and Overlapping Conditions
If you're dealing with dizziness, EDS or joint hypermobility, dysautonomia, or sensory sensitivity, you already know how hard it is to find a provider who treats the whole picture instead of one symptom at a time. Gate City Physio specializes in the overlap — calming a dysregulated nervous system while building the stability and resilience your body needs.
Dizziness & Vestibular Symptoms
EDS & Joint Hypermobility
Dysautonomia (POTS & related conditions)
Sensory Sensitivity & Overload
Restoring Relief Through Brain-Body Integration
At Gate City Physio, we take a science-informed approach to migraine, headache, TMJ, and complex overlapping symptoms—looking at how the brain and body interact, not just where you hurt.
Our Brain and Body Approach looks at:
Sensory System
How you process vision, balance, movement, and sensory input.
Autonomic Nervous System
How your nervous system responds to stress, sleep, activity, and your environment.
Body (Neck & Jaw)
How movement, muscle function, and joint input may contribute to headache and facial symptoms.
Your symptoms rarely live in just one system. Neither should your care.
Our approach is grounded in neuroplasticity—the nervous system’s ability to adapt and change with experience.Through hands-on care, movement, and targeted sensory and nervous system rehabilitation, we work across these systems to reduce sensitivity, improve function, and build greater capacity for life.
Meet The Team
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Dr. Corey Hillman PT, DPT
Headache and TMJ Specialist
Dr. Corey Hillman is the founder of Gate City Physio and a physical therapist specializing in headache and migraine care. As a headache sufferer himself, he understands how disruptive they can be, making this work deeply personal. Using a neuro-orthopedic, brain–body approach, he helps patients regain control, reduce sensitivity, and enjoy more headache-free days.
Outside the clinic, Dr. Hillman teaches Doctor of Physical Therapy students at High Point University and serves as an instructor at UNC Greensboro.
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Lena Van Wyk
Outreach Coordinator
Lena has worked at Gate City Physio for two years, helping build connections between our practice and the surrounding Triad community, including fellow health practitioners. A mom herself of two daughters, one with a severe physical disability, she knows how hard it is navigating care for yourself and those your love, amidst the everyday demands of life. Lena has previously worked as founding director of New Garden Farm here in Greensboro and is passionate about whole-body community health.
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