Bowen Therapist in West Oxfordshire
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  • Distance Bowen Testimonials
    • 1) Various Conditions
    • 2) Hip Pain/Mobility Issue
    • 3) Knee Pain
  • Can Bowen Help?
  • What is Bowen Therapy
    • 1) Holistic
    • 2) Pain Relief Technique
    • 3) Gentle & Light Touch
    • 4) Stress Reducing
    • 5) Safe
    • 6) Natural Healing
    • 7) Non Invasive
    • 8) Has Australian Orogins
    • 9) Body Rebalancing
    • 10) A Minimal Technique
  • Why Try Bowen
    • 1) Relaxing
    • 2) Its Enjoyable
    • 3) Simple to Receive
    • Testimonials
    • 4) Non Manipulative
    • 5) Gentle -No Forced Moves
    • 6) Suitable for All Ages
    • 7) Improves Posture
    • 8) Long Lasting Results
    • 9) Complementary with Medication
    • 10) Cost Effective
  • Bowen Blog
  • Frequent Questions
    • 1) What is the hardest thing to appreciate about Bowen
    • 2) How long is a Typical Treatment Session
    • 3) Why are there "Pauses" during a Session
    • 4) How many Treatment sessions will be required
    • 5) What is the Time period between Sessions
    • 6) Why is Drinking Water Important
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  • Personal Details
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  • Clinic Testimonials
  • Testimonials
    • 1a) Back Issue {I}
    • 1b) Back Issues {II}
    • 2) Neck
    • 3) Shoulder
    • 4) Sciatica
    • 5) Knee & Ankle
    • 6) Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
    • 7) Anxiety and Insommnia
    • 8) Fibromyalgia
    • 9) Arthritus
    • 10) myotonic dystrophy

Reasons to try Bowen 

No 10) - A Minimal Technique ("Less is More")

The credo among Bowen therapists is “less is more”  This  refers to both the extent of the Bowenwork performed in any one session and the degree of pressure associated with the gentle rolling moves which are made over muscles and tendons.

The Therapist tailors the amount of  bowenwork to reflect the clients overall wellbeing, as well as the reported condition - i.e. 2 clients reporting similar conditions would not necessarily be treated in the same way..   Bowen Therapy  is all about applying just the minimum amount of treatment necessary to stimulate the bodies own healing process.  Too much applied work has proved less effective. 

'Force' is NOT applied. - Undue force and pressure are not needed, indeed too much force would impede the success of Bowen Therapy.  So much so, that the credo among Bowen Therapists is "less is more". This is respect to both the pressure of the moves and the amount of procedures used during any one session. 


 

 

 
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  • Home
  • Bowen
  • Distance Bowen Testimonials
    • 1) Various Conditions
    • 2) Hip Pain/Mobility Issue
    • 3) Knee Pain
  • Can Bowen Help?
  • What is Bowen Therapy
    • 1) Holistic
    • 2) Pain Relief Technique
    • 3) Gentle & Light Touch
    • 4) Stress Reducing
    • 5) Safe
    • 6) Natural Healing
    • 7) Non Invasive
    • 8) Has Australian Orogins
    • 9) Body Rebalancing
    • 10) A Minimal Technique
  • Why Try Bowen
    • 1) Relaxing
    • 2) Its Enjoyable
    • 3) Simple to Receive
    • Testimonials
    • 4) Non Manipulative
    • 5) Gentle -No Forced Moves
    • 6) Suitable for All Ages
    • 7) Improves Posture
    • 8) Long Lasting Results
    • 9) Complementary with Medication
    • 10) Cost Effective
  • Bowen Blog
  • Frequent Questions
    • 1) What is the hardest thing to appreciate about Bowen
    • 2) How long is a Typical Treatment Session
    • 3) Why are there "Pauses" during a Session
    • 4) How many Treatment sessions will be required
    • 5) What is the Time period between Sessions
    • 6) Why is Drinking Water Important
  • e-mail Contact
  • Personal Details
  • Clinic Details
  • Pictures
  • Data Protection Policy
  • Clinic Testimonials
  • Testimonials
    • 1a) Back Issue {I}
    • 1b) Back Issues {II}
    • 2) Neck
    • 3) Shoulder
    • 4) Sciatica
    • 5) Knee & Ankle
    • 6) Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)
    • 7) Anxiety and Insommnia
    • 8) Fibromyalgia
    • 9) Arthritus
    • 10) myotonic dystrophy