Raelene Clark leads the Orofacial Care Pathway with nearly three decades of combined clinical and academic experience. With a strong academic foundation in Molecular Genetics and Human Biology, and a Master’s degree in Orofacial Pain, Raelene is recognised as one of only three therapists in Australia with this specialised qualification.

Her career reflects a deep commitment to both patient care and professional advancement. Raelene has contributed extensively to academia, lecturing at several of Western Australia’s leading universities and sharing her expertise in pain science and orofacial conditions. She has held key clinical and advisory roles with the WA Institute of Sport, Tennis West, the West Australian Symphony Orchestra (WASO), and Therapy Focus. In addition, she has developed myofascial pain programs for the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, supporting multidisciplinary approaches to pain management.

Raelene currently serves as the elected State Director of Massage & Myotherapy Australia and is an active member of the Australian Pain Society and the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain. Her work consistently bridges research, clinical practice, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Her latest initiative, the Perth Headache Network, reflects her passion for improving care pathways for individuals living with headaches and migraines across Western Australia. Through collaborative, evidence-informed approaches, Raelene continues to advance the standards of care in orofacial pain and headache management.

B.Sc. (Molecular Genetics/Human Biology)

M.Sc.Med. (Orofacial Pain Specialty/Pain Management)