AS Bowen Technique therapists we strive to raise awareness of the benefits of this complementary therapy, gaining wider recognition for its gentle approach to pain relief and overall health. However, like any complementary therapy Bowen is not immune to misconceptions and misunderstanding.

This article aims to ‘debunk’ some of the common myths surrounding Bowen Therapy while shedding light on its true nature and benefits.

INSTRUCTOR Joanne Figov often tells her students it was intuition and destiny which led her to Bowen. It seems destiny also had a part to play as she celebrates the publication of a new book in which she explains how intuition has enhanced her life and career.

BIG thanks to Massage World magazine (March 2025) for putting the spotlight on Bowen therapy and highlighting the benefits not only for the client but also for the therapist.

Under the heading ‘Enhance Your Career with Bowen Therapy’ the article explains how the Bowen Technique offers a complementary approach designed to address the body’s deeper regulatory systems for longer lasting relief.

QUALIFICATION in Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology (AP&P) is a critical element of training. Without it, students cannot be awarded a Bowtech Diploma of Proficiency which would enable them to move into professional practice.

THERE is a lot of news going around in the complementary therapy world about the vagus nerve and vagal tone, which reflects our own experience in many cases.

It comes after a Parliamentary report which concluded that complementary therapists are well placed to identify medical issues before they become a serious problem.