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02/11/2025

Good good good morning everyone! ☀️
I hope you all had a wonderful weekend.

I’m currently looking for case study participants for scar tissue treatment.
I’m especially interested in working with someone who has a large surgical scar ,such as from oncology surgery, a C-section, or a shoulder, hip, or back operation.
Your scar can be new or old.

💆‍♀️ You’ll receive two free 60-minute sessions.
📸 You’ll need to be comfortable with me taking photos of the scar only (no face) for progress records.

If you experience pain, tightness, or restriction after surgery, scar therapy can be very effective.
Even if your scar is old but still feels painful, sensitive, or “stuck” for no clear reason, this treatment may help.

If you’re interested, please fill out the Google form below, and I’ll select a few people to join this case study between November and January.

Please note:
👉🏻Selected participants must commit to attending two 60-minute sessions.

👉🏻The treatment will mainly focus on the scar area, but I may also work on other parts of the body connected to your pain or restriction.

👉🏻It’s a very gentle approach,no deep tissue massage is involved.

👉🏻There will be no product or service upselling involved. This is purely a case study for therapeutic and educational purposes.

Feel free to message me if you have any questions.
Bella 💛

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd88KTEksBcTE4exZ0GrZut_kaTUV9C3TSRfmIWIToGE3jRPA/viewform

28/10/2025

Story Time:

“I love you.”
I say this to my husband almost every day.

When I was a little girl, I wished my mum and dad would say “I love you” , “I’m proud of you.” But they never did. Instead, I often heard things like, “Look at your friend, she is better than you” , “Your cousin won the competition,he is so clever.”
This was the traditional way to raise children in Asia. For a long time, I thought it was normal.

When I became a teenager, I started watching Western movies. I noticed people saying “I love you” and “I miss you” so easily. They shared their feelings openly.
My high school English teacher came from Australia. She was my favorite teacher. She always found a way to make me feel seen. She would say, “You did so well today” very positive.
Her words made me feel so loved. I loved her so much, even though my English wasn’t perfect.

I started sharing my feelings with my mum.
“I love you, Mum,” and giving her a hug and a kiss.
At first, she would push me away all the time, laughing, “Go away, That’s so ticklish!”
And yes, That’s my mum😅
I never stopped. I told her “I love you” all the time. My sisters started doing it too. Slowly, My mum began to open up a bit . She started sharing her own feelings with us every now and then.
It was a very slow change, but it was a good one.

I always share my feelings with the people I love because I don’t want to be in a situation where I want to share my heart, but that person is no longer here to hear it. I don’t want to live with that kind of regret.

Love isn’t just a feeling you hold inside. It’s a language. What do you think?

Bella Xx

08/10/2025

Story time 🌿
Recently, I had a chat with one of my clients about how much we change as we grow. And it’s true. We really do.

When we were little, life was so simple. Everything felt amazing and exciting. I still think the world is beautiful, but as we grow older, so many things happen. We face different challenges and heartbreaks, and they slowly change us. We learn, we grow, and we start to see things differently.

When I was younger, I loved being surrounded by friends. I always wanted to go out, to be around people, to feel connected. I was afraid of being alone.

But now… I love my quiet moments. I enjoy my own space. I’ve learned to treasure my time, my peace, and the people who truly matter.

In my 20s, I thought loneliness was something to avoid. But now, I see it as a beautiful space. A time to recharge, reflect, and reconnect with myself.

We don’t need a lot of friends. We just need the right ones. The ones who love us, grow with us, and support us through every season of life.

🌸 As we grow older, our circle gets smaller, but our hearts get clear. And that’s the kind of change I’m truly grateful for.

Bella Xx

08/08/2025

Good morning everyone,
Happy Saturday 👏🏻🎊

I have a client who comes to see me every month. Every time, when I meet her in the waiting area and say, “Hi X, how are you today?” she always looks a bit down and replies, “I’m ok, Bella.”

She’s like that every time she visits me. I know not many clients feel fantastic before seeing their massage therapist. Maybe you feel pain and soreness, or you feel overwhelmed from work or home life. I totally understand.

But yesterday, when she came in, she looked so happy. For the first time, I saw a big smile on her face and it made me so happy too❤️

She told me why she felt so happy. Something in her life was going smoothly, she finally understood what she was truly looking for, and she decided to let go of the things that made her upset. And she bought herself a beautiful handbag🎉

Happiness is not only about big events. Sometimes, it’s about small wins, understanding yourself better, and treating yourself kindly💛

I hope today, you also find something small to smile about😊

Bella Xx

02/08/2025

Story time:

I’ve been seeing a lovely client over the past two months. She’s come in three times.

At her most recent visit, she mentioned ongoing back ache. As we chatted, I gently asked if she might be open to some C-section scar massage.

She paused, then said, “I haven’t let anyone touch my scar before… but I’m down to try it.”

Less than a minute in, her body responded. She began to cry — deep, heaving, gut-level sobs. The kind of emotional release that doesn’t need words.

Here’s the truth: we don’t always realize how much trauma lives in our scars. Even 20 years later. The body remembers. Especially after a C-section when a life-changing event meets major abdominal surgery, so much can remain unspoken, untouched, and quietly held inside.

After the session, she told me:
“That helped me heal. I felt safe. Like my body was finally being heard.”

C-section scars aren’t just physical marks.
They live in the center of us.

This is where we carry more than digestion.
It’s where we store stress, joy, sadness, memories, and emotions that don’t have words.

And yet, it’s one of the most neglected areas of the body when it comes to touch and care.

Your scar has a story.
Your body remembers.

And sometimes, all it needs is a little kindness, permission, and skilled, loving touch to begin letting go.

C-section scar work is powerful.
It’s not just physical healing. It’s emotional reclamation.

So please, give some kindness to your scar.
It’s not a flaw. It’s part of your story. A quiet reminder of your strength, and your journey.

Bella X

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9/115 Lefroy Road
Fremantle, WA
6162

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http://www.evolutionaryhealthmassage.com.au/

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