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We provide professional training in Sharon Wheeler's ScarWork and other light touch work. Trewartha J, Wheeler S. Pub. Handspring Publishing March 2020.
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We offer a variety of training for professionals and non-professionals around the country. Sharon Wheeler's ScarWork is a 4-day course teaching the powerful and effective light touch method which features in the book Scars, Adhesions and the Biotensegral Body, eds. Fascial Unwinding & Energy Awareness is an intensive training open to all modalities. See www.bodyinharmony.org.uk for details and for our monthly blog.

02/11/2026

Invitation for volunteers with scars to receive free work from my supervised students at the National Training Centre in Dublin this weekend and the weekend of 5/6 December.

If you live in or near Dublin, let us help you with your scars. Even if you think they are 'fine' they may well be causing you unseen problems. Our students would love to practice their new skills on you, under my supervision, so do just email the NTC Office of Administration to get your application form and reserve your place!

Please share this invitation to your friends and colleagues, thank you. Jan

Daren Knight

02/11/2026

I had the huge pleasure of meeting the team from Body Concept Pilates on my last night in Shanghai, before coming back to the UK. We had a lovely evening, and my thanks to my friend and colleague, Elizabeth Larkam, for the introduction.

This great group of people provide innovative education at a number of centres in China. Take a look at their website: https://view.bcpilatestv.top/ #/

30/10/2026

Do you understand the importance of working on your clients' scars? Take a look at the case below and decide whether you can afford not to train in this work which is sweeping the world!

Body in Harmony Director, Jan Trewartha, visits Taiwan and China regularly to teach Sharon Wheeler's ScarWork techniques to large groups of therapists, surgeons, doctors, gynaecologists and physiotherapists.

The gentleman in the ''before and after treatment' images below was one of her demonstration ‘scar models’. He is a farmer, very fit and active, but he had open heart surgery a few years ago. Since then he has been feeling increasingly dyspnoeic and with rapidly decreasing ROM.

After Jan worked on him there were many noticeable differences, including:

- a visibly improved expansion of his upper body
- improved definition and mobility in his shoulders and arms
- reduced rotation of the abdomen to the left
- shape change of the costal margin of the rib cage
- improved breathing

It is always a joy to help restore someone's mobility and function - with ScarWork it doesn't take long for the scar and the surrounding tissues to change.

Imagine you could do this work! Then imagine the difference you could make to your clients' health, mobility and functionality.

Our next course is in North London, March 2027. Click here to find out more about Sharon Wheeler's Scarwork - https://www.bodyinharmony.org.uk/fascia-training-courses/sharon-wheelers-scarwork-course

24/10/2026

A ScarWork course is coming up soon, run in Cambridge by Sharon Wheeler's ScarWork teacher Laura Hawksley.

23/10/2026

"This morning was the first time I had looked at my right glute since you demonstrated skidding [our 'Skidding' technique] around that hip scar and I am thrilled at the difference you have made! Alongside all the other work I had from the group, I am feeling and walking like a new woman!"

This is why ScarWork is so important. It is a gentle, effective method for treating scar tissue. It uses specific, light touch techniques designed to regenerate mobility, improve appearance, and restore sensation in and around scars with clients often reporting lasting change and emotional release.

Read more about the power of ScarWork and find out about our next course in March 2027. Visit https://www.bodyinharmony.org.uk/fascia-training-courses/sharon-wheelers-scarwork-course

16/10/2026

Love this series of blogs by Karen Kirkness who wrote them for The Fascia Hub. Science simplified with practical application.

Spiral Syllabus by Karen Kirkness

Wring, Rinse, Repeat: Why Rotation May Keep Your Fascia Hydrated.

What happens when we twist and move in spirals? 🌀

In the second of her four-part blog series, exclusively written for The Fascia Hub, Dr Karen Kirkness explores why rotational movement may play a particular role in fascial fluid exchange.

From hyaluronan and tissue glide to shear forces and mechanosensitive signalling, Karen takes us through the developing science, including what we know and what we're still discovering.

Read the article and explore how this kind of movement may optimise your movement practice.

Karen will also be joining us live on 30 October for a Members' Webinar exploring hyaluronan, fascial movement and her Five Filaments approach to spiral motion.

Click the link to read the blog: https://bit.ly/DrKarenBlog2

Spiral Syllabus by Karen Kirkness

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