The Bowen Technique is an effective hands-on therapy. The practitioner makes gentle, precise rolling movements over the muscles and other soft tissues.

The body is treated holistically, addressing the needs of the whole person and not just specific conditions.

The Bowen move is very gentle and can be performed through light clothing. For the most part, the practitioner will not exceed the pressure that you can comfortably put on your own eyelid.

As there is little in the form of manipulation, Bowen can be a useful therapy for the very ill or frail.

The subtle moves increase local blood and lymph circulation, encouraging and stimulating the body to change.

~ Many people find a treatment very relaxing ~

Where did it originate?

The Bowen Technique was pioneered in Australia by Tom Bowen (1916-1982). He was a gifted therapist who frequently achieved success within one or two treatments for many common conditions.

Although relatively few people trained with him, several schools have been set up in Australia, Europe and America to help spread the methods that he used so successfully with so many people.

A Bowen Treatment