Bowen Therapy

Tom Bowen, an Australian, pioneered his technique of bodywork after World War II. He had very little formal education and was neither trained nor qualified in any modality. However, he had a "gift" in understanding the importance of soft tissue manipulation as well as the talent and determination to develop it. From humble beginnings, he built a highly successful clinic and initiated a school of bodywork that has spread across the oceans in various forms bringing relief to thousands of pain sufferers throughout the world.

Bowen can be performed through light clothing and consists of a series of moves with fingertips and thumbs across specific points on the body. There are certain rest periods during which the body is given time to process these moves.

Allergies	Hamstring Problems
Angina	Hay Fever
Ankle Problems	Headache
Asthma	High Shoulder
Backache	Hip Problems
Bed Wetting	Incontinence
Bell's Palsy	Infertility
Breast Lumps	Influenza
Bunions	Jaw Problems
Bursitis	Kidney Problems
Chest Pain	Knee Problems
Colic	Leg Cramps
Constipation	Lymph Problems
Dizziness	Menstrual Pain
Dyslexia	Migrain
Ear Problems	Pelvic Tilt
Emphysema	Sacral Pain
Eye Problems	Sciatica
Frozen Shoulder	Scoliosis
Fibrosis	Shin Splints
Fibromyalgia	Sinusitis
Gall Bladder Pain	Stiff Neck
Glandular Fever