Books by Uli Gutbrod

Three books.
An attentive view of the person.

Professional understanding, body awareness and touch belong together. These three books shape my approach to personal scar support.

50 chirurgische Narben by Uli Gutbrod

The professional perspective: understanding surgical scars.

50 chirurgische Narben

Different procedures leave different scars. The book explores anatomy, the context of surgery and possible symptoms. It helps distinguish the visible skin scar from deeper structures.

The guiding idea for my support: do not attribute every symptom to the scar too quickly. First understand what was operated on, then define a personal goal and review progress clearly.

The book page opens on Amazon, where you can find availability, edition and price. The books do not replace individual medical advice.

Narbenhaut & Seelenkraft by Uli Gutbrod

The personal perspective: body image and closeness.

Narbenhaut & Seelenkraft

After breast cancer, questions about the body, femininity and closeness may arise. The book makes room for them without prescribing a particular way of processing the experience.

The guiding idea for my support: you are more than your scar. Your boundaries, your words and your own pace matter, even if you do not want to be touched at first.

The book page opens on Amazon, where you can find availability, edition and price. The books do not replace individual medical advice.

Wo Berührung beginnt by Uli Gutbrod

The human perspective: closeness requires consent.

Wo Berührung beginnt

How closeness changes us and what helps us heal. The book explores touch, trust and relationships, with attention to both possibilities and boundaries.

The guiding idea for my support: touch begins before the first skin contact. Listening, explaining and respecting a no are part of a responsible encounter.

The book page opens on Amazon, where you can find availability, edition and price. The books do not replace individual medical advice.

Articles marked DE and the videos are in German. Published book titles and covers retain their original German wording.

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