IN THE second of a series of articles highlighting lesser-known Bowen procedures, I have selected the Coccyx-Neck procedure from advanced Bowtech SBP-1.

A FUNDAMENTAL difference between Bowen and other hands-on modalities is the ‘pause’ that comes in between moves.  Some might say ‘the pauses attend to the causes’… thank you Bowen Training Australia for this catchy phrase!

WE ARE all captivated and inspired by the results that can be achieved with Bowen therapy. Throughout our training, the Bowtech curriculum offers dozens of procedures and moves that enrich our practice, both at basic level and in the advanced SBP-1 and SBP-2 modules.

POSITIVE feedback came both ways following the success of our CPD workshop exploring the connection between the meridians and Chinese medicine, and its potential to enhance Bowen.

Praise came for visiting instructor Amichay Saller-Fischbach, for his teaching style and excellent resource materials, while Ami himself was impressed by the ‘deep knowledge and experience’ demonstrated by participants.

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.