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the
bowen technique
The Bowen technique is a gentle soft tissue therapy used in musculo-skeletal and systemic presentations, assisting regulation of the Autonomic Nervous System.
Gentle rolling-type moves are used over specific soft tissue points, and the technique sets itself apart from other modalities by including "breaks" after a series of moves in order to facilitate the neuro-endocrine response.
The
Bowen Technique
initial
Your first Bowen session, where we will be taking a full medical history and decide the best treatment options for you.
The Bowen Technique
Follow-up treatments and keeping you going.
children's
bowen
Children respond like clock work to the treatment.
From new-borns to teenagers.
What Are The Key Points Of Bowen?
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Clothing can stay on.
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There is no manipulation or adjustment.
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It is not a massage
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The treatment is gentle, subtle and relaxing. This is what makes the Bowen Technique so unique.
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The treatment contains short breaks where the client is left resting to allow the body to assimilate the information.
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Relief is regularly felt immediately.
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Most cases respond within 48 hours.
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Chronic conditions may take longer than the average 3-4 sessions. Treatment plans are decided on physical assessment.
What has bowen been observed to help?
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Pain management
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Sports injuries
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Acute & chronic back pain
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General aches & pains
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Sciatica
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Frozen shoulder / Tennis elbow
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Whiplash
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Jaw discomfort (TMD / TMS)
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Asthma.
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Hayfever.
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Headaches / Sinus.
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Stress and tension.
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Digestive.
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Chronic fatigue.
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Relaxation.
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Heel and foot pain
The Bowen Technique
has been reported to affect a number of
incidental factors:
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Quality of sleep.
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Mood elevation.
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Ability to concentrate and focus.
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General relaxation
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Positive outlook on life
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Relaxation
“Bowen has helped keep my body together despite the continual bashing it takes.
It’s a vital support in putting right a whole range of new aches and pains, making sure that old injuries don’t cause me problems, and helping me fight stress and fatigue.”
Bear Grylls.
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