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restore therapy -- home courses and training about scarwork scarwork courses private and in-house training course faqs be a volunteer model about emma contact -- home courses and training about scarwork scarwork courses private and in-house training course faqs be a volunteer model about emma contact why train in scar therapy? every year thousands of people undergo surgery or have serious accidents leaving them with scar tissue. for some people, their scar may leave them feeling tight or uncomfortable. others may not notice any physical discomfort but could still benefit from physical therapy as part of their rehabilitation, structural or soft tissue treatment. release tightness scar therapy can help loosen and release tight scar tissue to reduce discomfort. treatment can be beneficial on both new and old scar tissue help restricted mobility by reducing tightness and encouraging mobility between the layers of skin, fascia and muscle, the client's range of movement can often improve reduce sensitivity and pain trapped nerves and irritated scar tissue can be a factor for prolonged discomfort. therapeutic touch may reduce pain and help to normalise sensitivity understand the impact of scar tissue learning about scars helps the therapists understanding of the wider impact on the bodies mobility and movement stimulate and boost healing scar massage is often recommended by surgeons as a way to promote optimum scar healing after surgery and may minimise longer term complications support emotional wellbeing therapeutic touch can be powerful way to aid emotional recovery and help your client accept changes in their body after a surgery or accident specialist scar tissue training adding scar therapy brings a specialist skill set which may help you stand out as a practitioner. emma holly has always been an advocate for the benefits of physical therapy, both as part of a healthy lifestyle and to reduce discomfort after injury. now a leading scarwork practitioner and trainer, emma is passionate about sharing sharon wheeler’s scarwork and the scar massage techniques she has developed, in a range of short courses for physical therapists to benefit in their clinical practice. learning scar therapy will be beneficial for any physiotherapist who is treating clients after a surgery or accident, from specialist areas such as oncology physiotherapy, women’s health physiotherapy, hand physiotherapists or msk physiotherapy. other therapists often treating clients after operations, such as lymphedema therapists working with women and men after breast cancer surgery should find the techniques taught at restore therapy enhance their current practice. massage therapists and structural therapists will also be able to bring an additional element to their physical treatment by learning to understand the impact scar tissue can have, and how to help release scars. therapists familiar with the concepts of bio-tensegrity and distribution of stress via the fascial network, will quickly appreciate how tightness in a scar may lead to presentation of pain elsewhere. emma has taught courses for physical therapy staff at uk charities including breast cancer haven, peace hospice and mulberry house. donating training so they can offer scar therapy as part of their patient services. emma has also delivered training in loughborough with the british athletics elite physiotherapy team and private training for clients including saracens rugby physiotherapy and soft tissue therapists. feedback from course attendees comments reflect the thoughts of the individuals who have attended the training chris rainbow physiotherapist, saracens rugby “ great introduction into an area i did not know/understand. look forward to applying the work. demonstrations excellent. being a practical learner i found the demos and practical work great. i would recommend this workshop.” training attended: private group workshop martin kingston mccloghry massage therapist, massage therapy london “ encouraging, committed to improvement and with an eye for detail, emma put a lot of attention into giving us all the widest possible experience with different forms of scarring.” training attended: scarwork therapist course kerry white sports massage therapist “it has been an amazing few days. i’ve got lots of new tools to use and i can’t wait to use them. i have been exposed to lots of new situations that i wouldn’t have had the opportunity to experience. emma teaches with patience and a good sense of humour which i appreciated. i can’t thank you enough for introducing me to this field - it’s been a real lightbulb moment for me!” training attended: scarwork therapist course ashling burke oncology physiotherapist, spire hospital “love, love, love it and more! this has been the missing link in my practice. emma is a wonderful teacher who is engaging and knowledgable. this 4 day course has opened my eyes. i feel i may be able to offer my patients a treatment that will change their lives....that is priceless. thank-you emma” training attended: scarwork therapist course julia terry massage therapist “great pace and content. you have opened my eyes to a new treatment and i can offer my clients much more to assist them on their journey to recovery. i will use it everyday.” training attended: scarwork therapist course shannon ruddell lymphoedema therapist/physiotherapist. royal marsden hospital “exceeded my expectations. i did not expect such quick results with very easy to use techniques. well organised and excellent practical workshop” training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer vickie maher sports massage, vickie maher massage “excellent course. i am so amazed at the results of such light touch. really good day. reminded me to look at skin tension patterns. i must remember light is good.” training attended: one day introduction to scarwork sarah logan massage therapist, crickhowell massage “it was clear we were in the hands of a really skilful and passionate practitioner. i loved emma’s clear and enthusiastic presentation style. a fantastic workshop! professionally run with great support and encouragement. i feel as if i have learned some important and useful new skills and ideas but it has really left me wanting more!” training attended: one day introduction to scarwork melinda smith rehabilitation assistant practitioner, peace hospice care “ i felt a little nervous to begin, but can’t wait to get started by the end. clear written material. excellently led. good guidance” training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer susan argles massage therapist “ excellent workshop. good content of practical and theory. well supervised so you felt confident and able to ask questions. group size good as not too large. ” training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer gonna lewis physiotherapist, north west london physio and treatment centre “ excellent demonstrations. good food for thought and to try techniques before i do the 4 day course. good amount of practical work and good number of people.“ training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer sarah thompson physiotherapist, peace hospice “ really comprehensive and informative, i loved the mix of theory and practical. the workshop has given me examples of scarwork that i can incorporate into my work. “ training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer emma complementary therapist, guy's hospital “ as a newcomer to scarwork i found the techniques and teaching at the prefect level. there are definitely some patients at my work who would be interested in having it incorporated. thank you so much emma for your gentle and sensitive manner. i have learned a lot and it has inspired me to do more. " training attended: one day introduction to scarwork after breast cancer shane kelly head of physical therapy, british athletics “ demonstrations easy to follow. really personal and inter

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