FOUR DAY WORKSHOP
This immersive four-day workshop is based on the pioneering work of Sharon Wheeler, exploring the remarkable fascial plasticity of bone.
Having taught extensively alongside Sharon Wheeler, Wojtek Cackowski brings a deep understanding of BoneWork while adding his own distinctive teaching style, clinical insight, and years of practical experience.
Bone Change
Bone Change techniques, much like ScarWork, focus on restoring shape, contour, and functional movement.
Using precise, gentle manual pressure directed into the fascial layers surrounding the periosteum (the outer membranous covering of bone), these techniques address the connective tissue changes that can occur following injury or trauma.
During the healing process, calcified fascial thickening may develop around bone, altering alignment, restricting movement, and contributing to long-term dysfunction.
Bone Change techniques work to soften these mineralised connective tissue restrictions, often allowing longstanding distortions to normalise within minutes. As with ScarWork, the changes are frequently immediate, profound, and appear to be long-lasting.
Bone Rolling
Bone Rolling techniques focus on releasing adhesions between adjacent bones at the level of the periosteal fascia.
Through carefully directed manual pressure into these connective tissue adhesions, bones that have become restricted following accidents, injuries, or repetitive strain can regain their natural relationship with one another.
Once freed, the bones are able to move, unwind, or “roll” back into a more balanced position within the surrounding fascial network, often resulting in significant improvements in mobility, structural organisation, and function.
Bone Rolling is entirely a soft tissue approach. It does not involve joint manipulation, chiropractic techniques, or high-velocity adjustments. Instead, it offers a gentle yet highly effective method for facilitating lasting structural change through the body’s fascial system.
