Bowen Therapy Professional Association

 

Conditions that have been reported to respond to Bowen

 

Bowen Therapy Devon SomersetThere is no situation where the Bowen Technique cannot be used safely and to good effect. People at every age can be treated: new born babies, the elderly and everyone in between.

The technique works well for a variety of organic complaints such as breathing, muscular skeletal and joint problems. The most common presentation is back pain and here Bowen excels. Other presentations include:

  • Posture and body realignment
  • Back, neck and shoulder pain, including frozen shoulder and whiplash
  • Sciatica
  • Leg length difference caused by rotated/tilted pelvis
  • Asthma and bronchial or respiratory problems
  • Joint pain
  • Stress and tension based problems
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Low energy
  • Anxiety
  • Migraines
  • Sinusitis
  • Hayfever
  • Hormonal irregularities such as PMT
  • Fertility problems
  • Digestive disorders such as IBS
  • Childhood problems such as infant colic and bedwetting
  • Stroke
  • Pain management
  • General relaxation and body balancing

Sports injury is a field of remedial therapy that is becoming very aware of the Bowen Technique. Not only do sportsmen and women report fewer injuries when treated regularly but they also notice an increase in performance. The Bowen Technique is being used at high levels of sport in this country, with rugby clubs and premiership football clubs showing interest.

 


Elizabeth Bond, Bowen therapist in Devon and Somerset. Bowen Technique, Bowen Therapy and Bowen describe the light touch therapy devised by Tom Bowen in Australia. Bowen Therapy is holistic, treating the whole patient, not just symptoms and has been reported to be effective for conditions such as low back pain, sciatica, headache, migraine, asthma, shoulder pain, neck problems, tennis elbow, golfer's elbow, RSI and other musculo-skeletal conditions. Bowen Therapy can often have a relaxing effect which may help people suffering from tension or stress syndromes.

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