MEDIA & PRESS
The Temple Massager™ has been featured in numerous media platforms
A Drug-Free Approach To Alleviate Chronic Tension
The kind of shooting pain you feel from a tension headache that is caused by the need to stare at a screen all day is the kind of pain that forces you to look for anything that can help, instead of looking for the healthiest solution. For Joe Meisch, the thing that helped him was a pair of sunglasses. Read More>
Cazadero Inventor
Joe Meisch has persisted through 20 years of trying to advance his invention, a “temple massager” designed to relieve headaches and other ailments related to facial tension.
He’s about to learn whether his tenacity will pay off.
Meisch, an Army Reserve and National Guard veteran and a Cazadero resident, came up with his idea in September 1997.
Veteran’s Continued Service May Be What Leads to Drug Free Help with PTS and TBI issues
E Pluribus Unum (From many one) could not be more appropriate to describe the origins, direction and potential of a promising new non-pharmacological, noninvasive device for PTS related and TBI related ailments.
This device did not come from a laboratory, university or healthcare provider, it was created in the fields of Afghanistan by Army combat engineers, the Navy sea ports of Bahrain and Djibouti, Camp Pendleton and 29 Palms, Army National Guard members, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center and veterans of every branch.
Podcast Guest: The Decision Hour
In this episode I sit down with Joe Meisch, US Army Veteran and Founder of Meisch Temple Massager. Joe has created the first physical “mental focusing tool” in the world!
Entrepreneur Magazine
Joe Meisch had already invested tens of thousands of dollars in the temple massager he developed to relieve tension headaches. But last November he needed a few thousand more to finish updating the product based on feedback from beta users.
He’d already tapped friends and family while building his original prototype several years back, so he figured that well had run dry. This time Meisch turned to TrustLeaf, a new platform that formalizes friends-and-family fundraising by offering free personal loan agreements using attorney-prepared templates.
The Marin Scope Newspaper
Digging foxholes during a sleepless night at Army training camp, soon-to-be U.S. Army Reserves Combat Engineer Joe Meisch followed orders for a river recon the following morning. It was a scorching 110 degrees and Meisch dove into the freezing water. He emerged, exhaled and rested his cool cheek onto the sandy shore and closed his eyes….
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After 11 years in the Army reserves and the California Army National Guard, Cazadero resident Joe Meisch takes the Army engineers’ motto seriously: Adapt. Improvise. Overcome. That’s been his approach to turning his personal solution to a raging headache into a useful plastic gizmo that is apparently the only one of its type on the market. In the process, Meisch hasn’t strayed far from his roots.
In September 2009 The creator of the Meisch Temple Massager, Joe Meisch, met with the company commander, Cory Marx, of the 235th Engineer Battalion in Petaluma, Ca his former unit he served 9 years with. After reviewing and trying the Temple Massager Joe was asked to return to the family soldier pre-mobilization event. 75 soldiers grabbed Massager’s and took them to Afghanistan. After the year long tour in heavy combat and rout clearing IED’s the company returned home with no fatalities to report. After talking again with Captain Cory Marx Joe learned soldiers appreciated the product after combat patrols while on their cots in the deserts of Afghanistan. The commander authorized this letter to Joe Meisch.
Temple Massager on KCBS Radio Show Nov. ’13. Download the audio here.
RMV Technology Group featured The Temple Massager in their monthly journal. They discuss how The Temple Massager offers possible relief of tinnitus, bruxism, TMD, and migranes, and also how Joe is committed to producing his massagers in America.
Military veteran Joe Meisch finds the jolt his Temple Massager needed in the passion and ideas that MBA Boot Camp students provided. With determination and dedication the students offered direction, focus, and what Meisch called “the most valuable thing I’ve done,” which in turn “gave me a huge shot of confidence.”
Sam Beldona and Joe Meisch.jpgBefore he enrolled in the MBA Boot Camp Project at Dominican, military veteran Joe Meisch had spent 17 years developing, branding, and marketing the Temple Massager, a hand-held device designed to relieve stress, facial tension and headaches.
Meisch had been down many paths while building his product and company. It has led him to exploring Western medical literature, seeking expert testimonials from doctors at Stanford University to military commanders overseas and hoping to find investors who believed in the deeply personal mission and purpose of his project.
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