Scars are more than visible traces – they are an expression of profound processes in the tissue.
The Liedler concept understands scars not only as a local phenomenon, but as a systemic change with effects on mobility, tension and regulation in the entire body.
This approach combines sound osteopathic knowledge with tried-and-tested techniques for treating adhesions and adhesions – for greater freedom of movement, lightness and physical integration.

The four levels

The concept is based on a multi-layered understanding of scar tissue and its effect on the organism. Treatment is carried out on four levels:

Scar
Fascial adhesions (superficial and deep)
Peritoneal adhesions
Psycho-emotional-spiritual level

Each of these levels is systematically addressed in the concept, with the focus on restoring functional sliding layers and releasing deeply anchored tension patterns.

Why scars cause tension

Scars are the result of wound healing processes. The original tissue elasticity is only restored to approx. 80%.
Adhesions in the deeper fascial layers or in the peritoneum often arise unnoticed – their effects often only become apparent through compensatory patterns, chronic tension or functional complaints in distant areas of the body.

What makes the Liedler concept special

In contrast to classic scar treatments, the Liedler concept works with a deep-acting technique that specifically uses traction, shear forces and joint integration – always tailored to the individual tension patterns.
Not only superficial, but especially deep tissue layers are addressed – with the aim of dissolving microscopic adhesions, restoring mobility and promoting systemic regulation.

Features at a glance:

Restoration of the sliding layers

Stimulation of remodeling and breakdown of adhesions and adhesions

Achieved treatment depth through special techniques with shear displacement and ladder principle

Restoration of three-dimensional mobility and functional movement patterns

Do you work therapeutically and would like to learn the Liedler concept in a well-founded way?

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Who is this relevant for?

The Liedler concept is aimed at people:

with persistent complaints after operations

with externally well-healed, but internally disturbing scars

with suspected adhesions in the abdominal cavity

(e.g. after caesarean section, appendectomy, gallbladder surgery)

with unexplained functional complaints

(e.g. back pain, ISG problems, cycle disorders)

who would like to be accompanied pre- or postoperatively

with an interest in holistic body therapy

Would you like to become active yourself or would you like personal support?

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Still having questions about the Liedler concept?

On our FAQ page, we answer frequently asked questions about scars, adhesions, and the principles of the Liedler concept.
Ideal if you want to delve deeper or want to know what’s behind our method.

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The Liedler Concept