C-section Scars
An Online Anatomy Course for Hands-on Therapists
Chances are you have clients and patients living with C-section scars â whether you work with the perinatal population or not. C-section is the most common surgery women undergo, accounting for 21% of births worldwide.Â
In this online course, we explore the anatomy most impacted by C-sections and how the healing gets written into the fascia.
Now available for CE credits with NCBTMB, this course is the second in the AnatomySCAPES' Scar Tissue Series. Come explore with us!
Just $79, instant access. 2 CE with NCBTMB.
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Here's what you'll find in the C-section Scars Course:
Get ready to journey beneath the surface of the skin to explore how our tissues are impacted by C-section surgeries and scars. The course will:
- Map out the anatomy of the abdominal wall (the surface-to-deep anatomy from skin to fat to deep fascia to muscle and into the abdominal and pelvic cavities).
- Review scar tissue formation and explore the specific anatomy impacted by C-section surgeries, identifing which tissues and tissue relationships change.
- Distinguish between âanatomyâ and âarchitectureâ and how that distinction can help our hands better navigate changes created by scars.
- Visually explore real scar tissue from a C-section through images and video of AnatomySCAPES' work in the dissection lab.
The C-section SCARS course includes:
Anatomyâď¸LOUNGE
COURSE WEBINAR: In this one-hour webinar, we explore the fascial anatomy of the abdominal wall, how itâs disrupted by surgery, and how the healing process of scar formation can change tissue relationships and interrupt functionality.Â
AnatomyđZINE
COURSE MANUAL: Your studies are supported by our AnatomyđZINEÂ Â â our colorful coursebook that will serve as your visual guide to map out the anatomy impacted, informing and guiding your touch as you work with your clients and their scars.
AnatomyđŹBRIEF
Now itâs time to look beneath the surface with us for this brief video exploration of one C-section scar. Every scar is different, but this is your chance to travel beneath the surface to observe one scar's 3D depth from skin through the fatty subcutis to the deep fascia.
Anatomyđ¨ART: C-section Scars
A beautiful, downloadable, and sharable Anatomyđ¨ART Card, stylized from a real image from the dissection lab with detailed explanation on the back.
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