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Primary Care Today
May/10
"A beneficial, cost-effective therapy to complement NHS treatment"

Community Health & Care Support
Spring 2010
"A successful, cost-effective therapy to complement NHS treatment"

Ethical Living
Feb/10
"Introduction to The Bowen Technique"

That's Life
Sep/09
"A Change In Me"

Juno
Aug/09
"Therapy for the whole family"

CAM Lifestyle
Aug/09
"Bowen: the gentle treatment with profound effects"

Woman&Home
Jun/09
"Back Pain: relieve it with gentle Bowen Technique"

High Spirit
Apr/09
"The Power of the Healing Touch"

Healthy & Organic Living
Dec/08
"The heal everything technique"

Talkback
Oct/06
"The Bowen Technique"

Natural Lifestyle
Jul/06
The Gentle Touch for Natural Healing

 

 

"Daily Express" Fashion & Beauty (August 2009)
By Leanne Rice

BLUFFER'S GUIDE: THE BOWEN TECHNIQUE

Bowen Technique benefits

What is it?

The technique was developed in Australia in the Fifties by chiropractor Tom Bowen.

It is a gentle, hands-on, complementary therapy which, it is claimed, sends impulses to the brain to trigger the body’s own healing mechanism.

Therapists apply very gentle pressure to soft tissue at key points on the body to support and boost the body’s own ability to naturally rebalance and heal itself.

There is no manipulation and the treatment is so light and relaxing that it is safe for all ages, from newborn babies to the elderly.

What are the benefits?

Therapists claim musculo-skeletal pain such as back pain, tennis elbow, sporting injuries and arthritic pain respond well to the therapy as can respiratory problems and some digestive disorders.

The technique is also used in some children’s clinics to help overcome conditions such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and learning difficulties.

Many proponents have reported feeling amazing benefits after just one session and therapists claim that in some cases long-standing pain can be relieved in three to five sessions.

What Is involved?

The therapist uses his or her thumbs and index fingers to make light rolling motions over specific points on the body.
You can sit or lie down to have the treatment which can be performed through light clothing.

There is no pulling or cracking of joints but rather a sequence of very precise and gentle moves over muscles and soft tissue, with frequent periods of rest that allow the treatment to be absorbed.

Each session lasts 30 to 45 minutes.

What’s the cost?

Expect to pay about £30 to £40 for the first session with subsequent sessions costing about £25 to £35.

CONTACT

bowen-therapy.co or call 0844 561 7173


     
 

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The Bowen Technique is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or treatment. We recommend you consult your own doctor about any health concerns you may have.
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