About Scar Tissue Release Therapy
- What is Scar Tissue Release Therapy?
- How Scar Tissue Release Therapy Works
- Benefits of Scar Tissue Release Therapy
- Emu Oil
What is Scar Tissue Release Therapy?
It is important to recognize that a simple scar from a childhood injury to major scar from surgery as an adult can have a lifelong physiological effect on the body. Marjorie Brook has designed a scar tissue release system that approaches the multi faceted matrix of fascia three dimensionally. It releases and realigns the adhered tissues from the starting point (visible scar) to the end point (where the line of frozen fascia stops). Scar tissue release is utilized by a multiute of healthcare practitioners including , Doctors, Chiropractors, Physical Therapists and Massage Therapists.
How Scar Tissue Release Therapy Works
The approach centers on the physiological and anatomical principles of fascial restrictions, the lengthening of the superficial to deep fascia, the breaking down of adhesions and the increase of lymphatic and venous circulation to the tissue. Understanding that scar tissue has the potential to spread in any direction including internally and can restrict movement or function anywhere in the body, from a joint to an organ, you gain a whole new perspective on pain and physical complications in the body.
Benefits of Scar Tissue Release Therapy
Improves flexibility
Helps to relieve stress on the body from fasical tension
Reduces muscle spasm
Helps to prevent adhesion formation from injury/surgery
Promotes balance in the body
Helps to maintain good posture
Helps to increase athletic performance
Reduces the risk of muscle strain and tearing
Improves oxygen and nutrient delivery to cells
Helps to regain and maintain the full range of motion of a joint
Helps stimulate lymph circulation and elimination of cellular waste
Scar Tissue Release Therapy is effective treatment with long lasting effects:
Scars are often considered trivial, but they can be disfiguring and aesthetically unpleasant and cause severe itching, tenderness, pain, sleep disturbance, anxiety, depression, and disruption of daily activities.
Long Term Effects of Scars
Physiological
Nerve impingement
Pain
Numbness
Limited range of motion and flexibility
Postural misalignment
Muscle atrophy
Tissue Hypoxia
An increase in potential for future injury
Psychosocial
Development of post-traumatic stress reactions
Loss of selfesteem
Stigmatization
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