CPD Bowen Body Decoding Workshop July 2024
Georgi ilchev returns to the UK after a well-attended and successful Part 1 workshop in 2023, to present Bowen Body Decoding Part 2 for those who attended last year. In addition, due to demand, he is offering Part 1 and Part 2 together on July 24th -25th, and July 26th -27th. The venue for all dates is Horley, Surrey. Born from a desire for simplicity, how to assess each client for a successful Bowen Therapy outcome, Georgi’s focus is upon a thorough consultation with physiotherapy assessments.
He tailors the assessment for each individual client in a precise and ordered way by using observation, palpation, checking and re-checking any imbalance and performance of muscles, and postural alignments.
Georgi presents his innovative course with theory, explanations, demonstrations and lots of hands-on practical. His presentation is like a revision of Module 8, with more detail and examples.
In the workshop, therapists work together in practice led by Georgi, learning both what it is like to be a therapist carrying out assessments and a client being observed and performing tests. There is plenty of practical, with a manual available for your laptop or tablet to follow along in the workshop, as well as on a large screen.
Georgi runs his own school and private practice and is president of the Bowen Association of Bulgaria. He is author of seven books to do with physiotherapy, muscle testing, kinesiology and Bowen Technique.
This CPD course offers 16 hours for each part (8 hours each day).
Course details:
Part 1: Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th July
Part 2: Friday 26th and Saturday 27th July
Venue: Empire Hall, Victoria Road, Horley, Surrey RH6 7AW.
There is lots of accommodation nearby as Gatwick Airport is a five-minute drive. It is a 15-minute walk from Horley railway station.
Time: Workshop days 9.30am – 5.30pm
Price: £260.00 for each part.
To register your interest in attending this course please contact Helen Perkins 01733 555476 / info@helenperkins.com as soon as possible as places are limited. Application forms are on the resources part of this website.
13 March, 2024