Functional scar reintegration
Pain-free scar treatment, adhesion release and tissue mobilization
- 5–6 September 2026 (Saturday, Sunday)
- 26–27 November 2026. (Thursday, Friday)
- 18–19 February 2027. (Thursday, Friday)
- 8–9 April 2027. (Thursday, Friday)
- 18–19 June 2027. (Friday, Saturday)
- 17–18 September 2027. (Friday, Saturday)
- 11–12 November 2027. (Thursday, Friday)
The training fee in 2027: 75,000 HUF/person
The scar treatment I teach is a gentle, completely pain-free, yet highly effective technique.
We don’t get rid of scar tissue; we reintegrate it.
Surgical scars, burn injuries and adhesions can affect movement, the function of internal organs, the mobility of joints and tissues, and can even affect the nervous system and mental state. They can cause restricted movement, tissue tension, pain, sensory loss, hypersensitivity and itching.
Scars can also represent a physical, bodily and mental/emotional barrier. Scars can limit daily routine, and can also greatly impair and influence sports performance. Scars—no matter how old, and no matter how small or large—can and should be addressed, because proper treatment brings significant improvement, even within a very short time.
Topics
- Skin and fascia
- Nervous system
- Lymphatic system
- The healing and wound-healing process
- Surgeries, accidents, trauma
- Factors that hinder healing
- Scars and adhesions
- Possible effects of scars locally and from a systems perspective
- Scar types, adhesions and their treatment (e.g., laparoscopic scars, scars after abdominal surgery, scar after mole removal, C-section scar, treatment of burn injuries, bruises, bites, vaccination sites, adhesions caused by inflammatory processes, etc.)
- Treatment of fresh, mature and old scars
- Manual techniques, lymphatic treatment, tissue mobilization
- Pain-free tool use in scar treatment
- The importance of an appropriate movement program in scar treatment
Information
- Prerequisite: at least a qualification as a massage therapist, trainer, craniosacral therapist, yoga therapist, postnatal or rehabilitation trainer (anatomy and physiology knowledge). If you’re not sure whether your qualification is suitable, feel free to ask.
- Two-day training.
- Detailed professional handout, in-person instruction.
- Planned schedule: 9:00–16:00.
- Training fee: in a group in 2026: 65,000 HUF/person, in 2027: 75,000 HUF/person. For individual training or if you need a separate group, please send a message.
- Small group (maximum 8 people)!
- Location: 1111 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 34.
- Trainer: Anikó Szekeres
- Questions, registration: [email protected]