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Topics related to Bowenwork, its application, the course curriculum, latest research and developments will be regularly posted on this site.

Let us know if you have any particular topics you would like us to cover. We are here to support your understanding and utilization of Bowen.

Ideally this blog will provide a connection between students, practitioners, instructors and the general public.

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Inspired by my friend Clyde

“Clyde wasn’t always my friend. In fact, until a few years back I didn’t even know him. One day in 2009, I was having lunch and I noticed this old guy all bent over. Standing, he had a profile like a question mark. As he came by where I was sitting I lifted my hand. He  Read more

May 14, 2013 in Practitioners by

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Bowen Technique and Thermal Imaging

A research project by Faye Ferguson entitled “Showing the effects on the body of Bowen Technique using Thermal Imaging” for the Diploma of Specialised Bowen Therapy “Thermal Thermography is the use of an infrared thermal imaging and measurement camera to ‘see’ and ‘measure’ thermal energy emitted from an object, in this case, a human body.  Read more

April 17, 2013 in Practitioners by

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Bowen – breaking the age barrier

“Age may weary them – Bowen can help rejuvenate them.” “An 83 year old lady came to me after having had two falls 4 months earlier. In the first incident, slipping on a steep driveway, she ended up doing front to back splits. The second, occurring a short time after, she fell onto a garbage  Read more

March 22, 2013 in Personal stories by

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Bowen, antifreeze for frozen shoulder

Freedom of movement can be taken for granted. But when movement is painful and restricted, it can impact greatly on many aspects of life. Frozen shoulder is a restriction of movement of the shoulder, often accompanied by pain. It is usually caused by injury or repeated strain. It can also be post-surgical. People suffering with  Read more

March 13, 2013 in General Bowen Info, Personal stories by

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The case that baffled the doctors

Aislynn Moses of Rose Bay NSW writes: “This is a story of another Bowen miracle, a testament to the power of the body to heal itself given the right ‘prompts.’ Clancy Dunn came to see me a few weeks ago in crippling pain and desperation, after several doctors and countless tests could find no reason for his condition.  Read more

March 8, 2013 in Personal stories, Practitioners by

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Cooper’s story

Thank you to Kate, Cooper’s mother, who has kindly written the first part of this story. Kate: ”Cooper was born at 27 weeks and 2 days – 3 months early. The added complication with his early birth was that his mother’s waters had broken 6 weeks earlier. This left his tiny lungs with little fluid to help  Read more

February 26, 2013 in Personal stories, Practitioners by

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In defence of the Psoas… the priceless Bowen gem!

“From the moment Ossie gave me the gift of the Psoas Procedure in 1991 – I have used its mastery literally hundreds of times, whether it be first visit, second visit, or whichever visit is appropriate. However this priceless little gem depends on the support of the Kidney and Respiratory Procedures (all of which have attachments  Read more

February 12, 2013 in Practitioners by

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Cellular change with Bowen Technique

“People ask, ‘what is the Bowen Technique?’ It is a system of gentle but powerful soft tissue, mobilisations using the thumbs and fingers over muscles, tendons, nerves, and fascia to restore the self-healing mechanism of the body. People are amazed at the sensations they feel after a Bowen session. Tom Bowen, the founder of the  Read more

January 29, 2013 in General Bowen Info, Practitioners by

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Bowen Therapy on Good Morning New Zealand TV!

Ossie and Elaine Rentsch are interviewed on Good Morning New Zealand TV. They’re joined by Kali Barton, who suffers from frozen shoulder for a short demonstration with noticeable results. To find a Bowen practitioner in Australia, visit http://www.bowen.org.au To train in Bowen in Australia, visit http://www.bowentraining.com.au/bowen-therapy-courses/bowen-students

January 22, 2013 in General Bowen Info by

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Anatomy + Technology for powerful learning!

“You don’t need to be a techno-whizz to use & enjoy the visual 3D anatomy apps available for the iPad. There are many anatomy apps available for iPad and other tablets. I find the best ones allow you to peel the layers of muscles right back to the bones. This makes for easy, visual learning,  Read more

January 10, 2013 in Practitioners, Training by

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The ideas and suggestions put forward in Blogs and comments reflect the thoughts and ideas of the authors themselves and are not necessarily endorsed by Bowen Training Australia Inc. It is recommended that people consult with their qualified health professionals before implementing any suggestions made in this Blog.

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