The Bowen Technique - a short animation

For those who are wondering what the Bowen Technique is all about why not watch this short animation.
To then find out more about the therapy and/or find a reputable, fully trained Bowen practitioner who keeps their CPD up to date and has first aid, anatomy and physiology
e.g. in the UK check registrations on www.bowentherap... OR www.bowen-techn...

[@meghasaini9342]

Wonderfully explained.. can I share this video to make people understand about Bowen Therapy?

[@timeformeofkenilworth6762]

So sorry for late response. By all means share this link Megha yes, and thank you. There are new videos which we have added this week which may also be of interest.

[@rickwurster2766]

I love how this short video emphasizes how simple the Bowen technique is. It simply brings balance back. Nice job.

[@timeformeofkenilworth6762]

Thank you Rick. It took time to storyboard it simply as the animators said I would only get a minute to convey the messages. Your kind comments are appreciated.

[@KironManuelCards]

Excellent and remarkable

[@timeformeofkenilworth6762]

If it helps anyone we are glad

[@richardbranson8658]

I just tried it.. So far I've not felt anything different...its only been a day so ill give it abit longer

[@timeformeofkenilworth6762]

Bowen works to help your brain remap your body for want of a better description. That remapping enables your brain to focus on areas requiring its attention to create change in the body. Your therapist should be aiming to work in the necessary areas to help with the remapping and to help provoke the changes to take place. It can take 2-3 sessions for you to start to notice changes or, often, it is others who notice the changes first e.g. that you are complaining of pain less often or you are standing more upright or whatever. If no changes at all discernible in 3 sessions I would be inclined to suggest you change practitioner but that is NOT the same as saying Bowen will get people better in just 3 sessions, often it can (and in fewer than 3 even) but many have layered up issues in their body: accident on accident, surgery or surgery, injury or poor posture on top of previous poor posture as compensations creep in.
It is worth adding here that often it is poor habits which will keep "reinjuring" a body, habits such as habitual stooping over a laptop or crossing legs or ankles. A bit like, "I keep bashing my head against a wall and I have a headache..." :D