Scar Therapy
Scars can be intimidating and often come with lots of big feels.
Overtime scars can lead to chronic pain, activate the body’s stress response, impaired circulation, fascial injuries, and restricted functional movements.
Are you struggling with:
Neck, shoulder and back pain
Altered sensation (numbness, tingling or hypersensitivity)
Tightness or restricted mobility
Poor digestive or bladder function
Pelvic pain
Reduced blood flow
Recurring injuries
Chronic swelling
If this sounds familiar then you are definitely in the right place . We are Calgary’s Scar Specialists and we can help you get back to what you love doing.
Do you want to:
Decrease scar pain and numbness
Reduce the appearance of a C-section “shelf”
Decrease your low back/hip pain
Improve mobility
Improve incontinence/constipation
Get back to training
Benefits
Scars can come with traumatic feelings and emotions which can activate the body’s stress response. This can impact how the body heals, creating tightness in the surrounding muscles or tissues and reduced circulation. Scar Therapy can improve the look and sensation of your scar, decrease tissue tightness, increase local blood flow, reduce pain and improve mobility.
Common Scars We Treat
Cesarean
Mastectomy
Surgical - abdominal, pelvic surgeries
Total joint replacement
Fractures
Traumatic injuries
What to expect during a session
During your first scar release session your therapist will:
Have a conversation to get to know you, your scar story, current concerns and your health goals
Assess your scar mobility and sensation, postural alignment, and pain
Address your questions or concerns
Work with you to develop treatment goals and based on them create a plan to help you achieve them.
Start your path to healing with a scar release treatment followed by any indicated soft tissue work and a customized home care plan.
We help people improve the look, feel and function of their scar .
We can help guide you on the best ways to incorporate massage or other techniques at home while providing 1:1 care to promote better scar healing. It’s never too late to start treatment!
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Renee Simons, RMT
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Amanda Paszkowski, RMT
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Andrea Delannoy, RMT
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Christine Sharp, RMT