Lise Waugh- McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release Technique

12/21/2025

NEW WEBPAGE:

Why is the treatment of scar tissue important for the massage therapist...

https://www.mcloughlin-scar-release.com/why

12/07/2025

No matter how they pose, what faces they make or MSTR® “gang” signs they flash around- this group of manual therapy healthcare providers from the PNW (Oregon& Washington) is the crème de la crème! 👌

Thank you for a great finish to 2025! Your case studies are going to be fantabulous- I can’t wait to read them- and see you in a level 2 class soon!

12/06/2025

And here we are today- revealing some of the many reasons why MSTR® is so special.

Enjoy the watch. We’re all speaking from our hearts and experience…. Even those of us (me, myself & I) who are terribly camera shy 🥰

What do practitioners think about this physical therapy treatment for scars?With contributions from (in order of appearance)Jaine Konarik - Australia Dawn Ch...

11/30/2025

Listen to my Aussie friend, Peta😍

I’m looking at my last 2025 class this weekend- and 2026 is bursting with refreshers, level 1 and 2, Art of Bodywork and Equine programs too! Lots happening with MSTR International!

11/30/2025

11/10/2025

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT!

COMMENCING in 2026

MSTR® LEVEL 2 TRAINING

for Qualified MSTR® Practitioners

Topics include:

• Scars and adhesions - What’s the difference?

• Effects on Posture

• Emotional Trauma and Post-Surgical PTSD

• Revising the Basic MSTR® Technique

• Beyond the Basic Technique

• Issues with Deeper Tissues

• Adhesions and Internal Organ Dysfunction

• Working with scars and adhesions:

Part I - Cesarean Sections

Part II - Abdominal adhesions

Part III - Neural drag

See https://www.mcloughlin-scar-release.com/level2 for full details of this brand new training course.

I have several dates scheduled and am taking reservations now! Claim your spot now by reaching out to me!

11/08/2025

Good post. A worthy share and a beautiful image!

Some time back I treated a client for suspected tennis elbow.

On the 2nd treatment my assessments took me to an area of tissue just above the affected elbow near the bicep muscle.

The tense area was part of a full sleeve tattoo directly under a darker section of an animal’s nose. The affected area was about the size of a pea.

I treated the area with scar tissue release (MSTR).
She experienced strong responses (tingling and warmth) in her arm and affected elbow for over 10 minutes afterwards, after which most of the pain had dissipated. I decided to do no more for this treatment.

Some months later I am told that her elbow has been free of the severe pain since then.

Scar tissue comes in many shapes, sizes and forms. Burns, old muscle tears or injuries, cuts, scratches, surgeries and any pe*******on of the skin can cause scar tissue.

Not that all scars are troublesome or problematic.

But they can play a role in pain or musculoskeletal dysfunction at some point, even many years later as the body grows and changes shape, causing tensions on adhered tissue to change and perhaps refer pain to other areas.

MSTR is a valuable tool that I often incorporate into my treatments where appropriate. 😊

10/28/2025

Looking forward to sharing more about this in our next class:

Bellingham, WA. December 6, 2025. $397

Are you a student needing a refresher? Message me about receiving a discount to attend this one day class!

www.mstr.international

10/25/2025

Here’s a great read about how MSTR® helps to support recovery after a Cesarean Section

https://mstr-recovery-csection-x8ayjg1.gamma.site/?sfnsn=mo&fbclid=IwdGRjcANqDBFleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHrQ8HU4LCAj19UlkWrUEGKDoQUHZX8Klos93rnmBqEd2tonhrMimLy_xcNd5_aem_yR4DJnRDtKFMOLN02k9Ulg

How MSTR® Supports Recovery After Caesarean Section Discover how McLoughlin Scar Tissue Release® can help restore comfort, mobility, and connection after C-section surgery. Research Get in Touch

10/24/2025

www.mstr.international