We are repeating this highly popular free webinar, ideal for manual therapists and health professionals 

Scar tissue forms as a natural part of the healing process following traumatic injury, surgery, or inflammatory conditions. While essential for repair, scar tissue and adhesions can sometimes contribute to pain, restricted movement, and altered function.  Scar massage is widely recommended, but what does best practice look like? How much pressure should you use? How often? For how long? Which techniques are most effective? And importantly, when is the right time to begin?

Join us live, or register to access the recording, to gain practical, evidence-informed guidance you can confidently apply in clinical practice.

In this webinar, we will cover:

• The definition and physiology of scar tissue
• How adhesions form after surgery or injury
• The potential benefits and limitations of scar massage
• Key considerations: frequency, pressure, duration, and technique
• Risks, precautions, and contraindications for immature and mature scars
  
  

This webinar is designed for therapy and health professionals, including:

• Massage therapists
• Physiotherapists
• Lymphatic therapists
• Osteopaths
• Occupational therapists
• Clinical nurse specialists…and other health professionals supporting individuals recovering from surgery or injury.

Register here to access the join live links or to view the recording after the event.

Microsoft Teams is used for this webinar.