Sharon Wheeler developed Scarwork and Bonework and teaches Continuing Education Classes. She maintains a private practice and a home in Port Orchard in Washington State. She loves dancing zumba, permaculture gardening, rivers, and stories. Unconventional early schooling gave her a taste for the unusual. She found a welcome home in Esalen Institute’s diverse educational community teaching Esalen’s Massage program. Dr. Ida Rolf trained her in Structural Integration in the summer of 1970. She is certified in Rolf Movement and Advanced Structural Integration. Art and luck in the seventies generated Sharon’s two new disciplines: Scarwork,and Bonework. Sharon teaches her new discoveries in Continuing Education Workshops around the world. She has a private practice in Structural Integration in Port Orchard, Washington. Website: http://www.wheelerfascialwork.com/ceu-courses/scar
Members Webinar: Sharon Wheeler
Monthly Member Webinar As part of your membership, we are delighted to run a monthly members webinar to explore a different element of fascia. See the details below for this month’s instalment. Practical details Date: 22 July 2021 Time: 19.00 – 20.00 Presenter: Sharon Wheeler Title: BoneWork – An Exploration Please note that these webinars…
Scars, Adhesions and the Biotensegral Body – Case Study 2: Treatment of Caesarean scar
This highly illustrated book explains the effects of scars and adhesions on the body through the lens of biotensegrity, a concept that recognizes the role of physical forces on their formation, structure and treatment. It includes contributions from specialists in the fields of fascial anatomy, biotensegrity, movement, surgery and other manual therapies. It takes a…
BiotensegriTea Party 1.9: Scars, Adhesions and the Biotensegral Body from Handspring Publishing
Scars, Adhesions and the Biotensegral Body from Handspring Publishing.
Editors Jan Trewartha and Sharon Wheeler and their contributors Joanne Avison, Leonid Blyum, Graham Scarr, John Sharkey for a panel discussion, which John has agreed to moderate.
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