11/03/2026
Scar tissue can affect the body in ways many people don’t realise.
As part of my ongoing CPD, I recently assisted on a Restore Scar Therapy practitioner course while continuing to deepen my own learning.
Scar therapy has become an important part of my work. I regularly support people with C-section scars, post-operative scars such as hip or knee replacements, and older historic scars that may still be creating restriction in the body.
Scars don’t just affect the skin, they can influence the fascial system, which connects and supports movement throughout the body. When fascia becomes restricted, it can sometimes affect posture, movement and even breathing patterns. Which I commonly notice.
Gently working with scar tissue and surrounding fascia can help restore mobility and support the body’s natural movement.
I truly love what I do and I’m always amazed by what the body can achieve with the right support.