We Treat Pain or Problems From Childhood Surgery and Trauma
Clear Passage has over two decades of experience decreasing the adhesions caused by childhood surgeries and traumas using a non-surgical, manual physio/physical therapy. We often treat severe cases of adhesions and post-trauma or post-surgical pain in adults, and in children accompanied by a parent. Studies on our work have been published in peer-reviewed U.S. and international medical journals. Complete our online Request Consultation form to receive a free phone consultation with an expert therapist and learn whether this therapy can help.

Childhood Surgery and Trauma Overview

An early surgery can cause severe scarring and adhesions at delicate tissues. As the child grows, the adhesions remain in the body like nylon ropes or straight-jackets – with a strength approaching 2,000 pounds per square inch (140 kilograms per square centimeter).
Ideally, the scar will grow and expand with the rest of the body as the child grows, but this does not always happen. When tightly-bound scars or adhesions persist and fail to expand fully as the body around it grows, they can create problems that can last a lifetime.
A childhood surgery can cause severe scarring and adhesions at delicate tissues. We have treated this condition in the intestines, when digestion becomes compromised – or even life threatening in the case of bowel obstructions. We have also treated adhered joints that were causing pain or that showed decreased range of motion. Our therapy has been quite successful in cases of adhesions after partial or total removal of organs and in cases of severe trauma. In all of these cases, adhesions tend to bind the structures in straitjackets with a strength of nearly 2,000 pounds per square inch, restricting their mobility and function and often causing pain.
Treatment for Childhood Surgery and Trauma (Wurn Technique)

We treat children (age 10 and above) who have endured severe trauma and multiple surgeries – such as kids with severe scarring or adhesions and those with recurrent bowel obstructions. We always treat them with the skilled hands we are known for – with this additional consideration…

Like their parents, traumatized children want control of their lives and what is happening to their bodies – and to be recognized as important members of their healing team. Thus, we treat our young patients (and their parents) with the compassion, consideration, respect and dignity that we give to our adult patients.
We also understand the need to treat children and adults in a ‘safe place’. We provide an atmosphere with the utmost emphasis on dignity and sensitivity. While our work is physical, we also understand the psychological issues that can naturally accompany pain, dysfunction or simply the idea that the patient feels different from everyone else. We are happy to consult and work with a patient’s physician or counselor before, during or after therapy.