[libribook.com] Traumatic Scar Tissue Management 1st Edition

Skin rolling technique
A combination of lifting, tension and shearing loading, commonly used in the
treatment of postsurgical scarring and scars associated with burns. Skin rolling
has been shown to shift fluid dynamics, modify collagen density, improve tissue
pliability and sedate SNS hyperactivity and therefore can be useful for ANS
rebalancing. Skin rolling can be used to address various layers of tissue.
Sliding layers/mechanism
A delicate CT network, rich in HA, that allows for change and movement. The
sliding layers/mechanism is found bodywide on both a macro and micro level.
Somatic/tissue memory
Memory stored in tissue and expressed as changes in the biological stress
response. Pert asserts that cells and neuropeptides hold and transport memories
throughout the entire body. Such stored information may get triggered, resulting
in reactions such as fear, panic, syncope (partial or complete loss of
consciousness), and somatization.