Scar Work
Are your feet having a ball?
We often forget all about our feet, hanging around there on the end of our legs, but we’d be lost without them! Because of the full connectivity of the fascia (a connective tissue of the body), what happens in the feet is directly translated elsewhere in the body – and vice versa. Therefore, you can…
Read MoreDo you feel well-connected?
Most women who come to see me for ScarWork to their Caesarean scars, comment on the feeling of disconnection they have been experiencing since the surgery. “I feel as if my top and bottom halves aren’t joined up” is a common sentiment. Once the work is done, they tend to feel more connected – so…
Read MoreDoes your Caesarean Scar cause you problems?
Did you know that scars can generate adhesions, which can cause pain in other areas of the body? Here at the Body in Harmony clinic, we see a lot of women with Caesarean scars. They may not come initially for ScarWork, but complain of back, knee or hip pain, typically. However, the first thing we do is…
Read MoreScars and how they affect your relationships
Has your operation affected how you – and your partner – feel about your body? So, what can you do about it? When you have surgery leaving very visible scars, it can really affect how you feel about your body and, sometimes, partners to whom image is important, or who have an aversion to scars,…
Read MoreClient Case Study: ScarWork Therapy
At Body in Harmony I offer clients a wide range of complementary therapy treatments to help manage pain and emotional trauma, including: Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork, Body Realignment and Energy Field Therapy. We love happy clients and wanted to share a recent client case study to illustrate how we can make a difference. I would like to…
Read MoreLoving your Body, Scars and all
People around us can be very unkind about scars, just as they can be unkind about any perceived blemish. Hardly fair, but in a society obsessed with beauty and being slim, this superficial attitude can then spill over, casting judgement on anything that doesn’t fit in with the ‘ideal’. Children are often more cruel than adults,…
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