Directory for Bowen Therapy

Directory for The Bowen Technique

The Bowen Technique was developed by Tom Bowen in Geelong, Australia, and is now taught worldwide as Bowtech The Bowen Technique. 

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1. Recommended Bowen Practitioners

2. What is Bowen Therapy

3. Physical Therapy Articles

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1.0 Recommended Bowen Practitioners

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2.0 What is Bowen Therapy

Bowen Technique is a dynamic system of muscle and connective tissue therapy that is revolutionising health care world wide. Over the last 45 years, it has successfully helped thousands of people suffering from a wide variety of conditions. Bowen is an vibrational energy therapy, safe to use on anyone, newborns to the elderly, with any condition from sports injuries to chronic or organic complaints. A treatment comprises sequences of small gentle moves, each at a specific site on the body. No forceful manipulation, just a light cross-fibre movement of muscles, tendons or ligaments. The lymphatic system is stimulated by this technique. This gentle and effective modality brings substantial relief frequently after the first session, and generally clients only need two or three treatments, usually one week apart. Treatments can be done through clothing when preferred, as no oils are used. Treatment sessions can last from 10 to 50 minutes.

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3.0 Physical Therapy Articles:

1. Lymphatic Drainage Massage
   

2. Massage Benefits

3. What is Myopractic?

4. Free Reflexology Course - Online - Article Format
   

5. Bad Backs
   

 

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* Disclaimer - Any general advice given in any article should not be relied upon and should not be taken as a substitute for visiting a qualified medical Doctor.