Body in Harmony Training

18/06/2026

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Our monthly newsletter is designed for therapists, bodyworkers, movement professionals, and anyone interested in fascia, working with scars and adhesions, and holistic health. Each edition includes useful, short, health-related blogs, fascia insights, professional development opportunities, and practical information you can apply to your own learning or client work.

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16/06/2026

One of the remarkable things about Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork is how often clients discover that old scars have been quietly affecting their movement, comfort, and wellbeing for years. Sometimes the body adapts so gradually to restriction that we don’t realise how much tension we’ve been carrying - until it’s released.

After treatment, this client experienced improved mobility through their left side and shoulder, reduced tension around the rib cage, and a renewed sense of connection through the abdomen where she had previously felt restricted and disconnected.

ScarWork is a gentle, specialised approach that works on scars and adhesions via light touch work to the fascia, to help restore ease, mobility, and balance within the body.

Discover the transformative effects of ScarWork by reading more on our website - https://www.bodyinharmony.org.uk/what-we-teach/scarwork

12/06/2026

This gentleman came in as a volunteer scar model for me to demonstrate ScarWork to the students in Shanghai. He had been in an accident and had quite a few scars as a result.
I worked on most of the scars. There was not much visible difference in the scar over the tibia, but in the photos afterwards, there was visible change to his toes - foot shape, toe alignment and toe spacing - as you can see. This improved his gait and created adaptive change through his body.

11/06/2026

After Shanghai, China, and Taichung, Taiwan, our Principal, Jan Trewartha, has now arrived in Taipei - the final stop on her first ScarWork teaching tour this year.

Throughout, and now in Taiwan’s vibrant capital city, Jan has been sharing the intricacies of Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork with bodywork therapists, doctors, physiotherapists and surgeons, all eager to deepen their understanding of fascia, scars, and the body’s remarkable ability to heal when treated with light touch work.

Taipei is the perfect place to conclude this exciting journey, bringing together culture, connection, and education in one dynamic city. Jan will be back again in October and loves these regular teaching visits.

Follow our Instagram stories for the latest photos, videos, and behind-the-scenes moments from Jan’s final days in Taipei.

10/06/2026

09/06/2026

Scars are more than skin deep.

After teaching Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork globally for over a decade, our Principal, Jan Trewartha, has seen many, many scars. She has also seen many hundreds of people experience not only improved mobility, posture, and movement, but often significant pain relief too. This is because ‘scar models’ are invited to the training courses for free work with the supervised students, and give feedback after the Clinical Practice sessions.

Why might this happen? Because scars, and the adhesions that usually develop, can disrupt the body’s fascial network, creating tension patterns that affect alignment, nerves, fluid movement, and overall function throughout the body. Even small scars can have surprisingly far-reaching effects.

When scars are treated with the right approach, freeing up their compressive, restrictive effect can create profound changes in comfort, movement, and wellbeing.

ScarWork is not simply “scar massage” - it’s a highly specialised technique designed to work with the fascia and restore balance within the body.

If you’ve ever wondered whether an old scar could still be affecting you, it may be worth exploring.

Read the full blog post here: https://www.bodyinharmony.org.uk/blog/how-can-scars-cause-pain

06/06/2026

A few photos from teaching Sharon Wheeler's ScarWork in Shanghai.....demonstrating the effect of a scar on the fascial web using Joanne Avison's net analogy, using a line of students to show how physical restrictions can develop around a scar, and a few shots of the class in action.

05/06/2026

If you’ve been following our social media, you’ll know that Jan Trewartha, Director of Body in Harmony Training, is currently in Asia delivering a series of ScarWork workshops.

After beginning her journey in Shanghai last week, Jan has now arrived in Taichung, Taiwan’s vibrant, second-largest city, where she’ll be teaching a new group of therapists the intricacies of Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork.

With its rich culture, energy, and creativity, Taichung provides the perfect setting for sharing this globally-taught, specialised approach to scars and adhesions.

Follow our Instagram stories for behind-the-scenes photos, videos, and updates from Jan’s time in Taichung.

02/06/2026

One recent ScarWork model (volunteering for free work from our supervised students) shared how treatment on scars from a bilateral mastectomy and hysterectomy created feelings of release, relaxation, calm and freedom.

This is the power of Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork.

ScarWork is a subtle yet profound approach to working with scar tissue and fascia, designed to help clients reintegrate and regain mobility and functionality after surgery, injury, or trauma. Led by leading scar educator, Jan Trewartha, our four-day, in-person training combines clinical skill with a trauma-aware approach that can truly transform lives.

📍 Next ScarWork Course: 6th–9th September, West London
✨ Learn how to work gently and effectively with scars using internationally taught techniques.

ScarWork continues to grow globally because of the meaningful changes therapists witness in their clients every day. Find out more here - https://www.bodyinharmony.org.uk/fascia-training-courses/sharon-wheelers-scarwork-course

02/06/2026

One recent ScarWork model (volunteering for free work from our supervised students) shared how treatment on scars from a bilateral mastectomy and hysterectomy created feelings of release, relaxation, calm and freedom.

This is the power of Sharon Wheeler’s ScarWork.

ScarWork is a subtle yet profound approach to working with scar tissue and fascia, designed to help clients reintegrate and regain mobility and functionality after surgery, injury, or trauma. Led by leading scar educator, Jan Trewartha, our four-day, in-person training combines clinical skill with a trauma-aware approach that can truly transform lives.

📍 Next ScarWork Course: 6th–9th September, West London
✨ Learn how to work gently and effectively with scars using internationally taught techniques.

ScarWork continues to grow globally because of the meaningful changes therapists witness in their clients every day. Find out more by clicking the SCARWORK link in our bio.

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