Clinical Bodywork

Are you experiencing chronic pain, low energy, or breathing restrictions? Do you have reduced flexibility or range of motion? Poor posture could be the root cause. Structural integration helps to solve the issues that poor posture can create, as well as fixing restricted movement patterns.
Structural integration is excellent for anyone wanting to dive deeper, and look to solve their pain issues from a whole health perspective instead of simply band-aiding chronic symptoms. Anyone looking to improve posture, pain, movement, or overall health should see results from this work.
Structural integration is a series of ten (sometimes eleven) sessions that goes through the body section by section to help remove restrictions and support vertical alignment in gravity. Each session has a specific goal to help support the body for optimum posture and health.

Benefits

Structural integration sessions typically include an assessment, treatment work, and then some light movement re-education. You will be on and off the table during your session so please be sure to wear athletic shorts, and a sports bra (if applicable). During your session your therapist will be asking lots of questions, may occasionally be moving you through passive and active ranges of motion and queuing you to breathe. This session is interactive, and is not a “relaxing, fall asleep” type of session.
For best results please schedule two sessions a month. You can come as often as once a week.
Learn more about Structural Integration and the 10 series:
Soma Institute of Structural Integration

Benefits

ScarWork is used to help integrate scar tissue into the surrounding tissues. This therapy is extremely gentle and uses a variety of techniques to help smooth out gaps, ridges, lumps and bumps, strings, and knots that may be present in the scar. Numbness and redness from tissue trauma can also see improvement.
While Scarwork can help cosmetically, it is even more profound for changing the functionality of an area with scar tissue. Most post surgical sites can be worked on or near as soon as four weeks post surgery as long as the tissue is sealed on the surface. You can also see changes in older scars, even if it’s 30 years old.
Learn more about Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork therapy:
About Scarwork

Benefits