The Bowen pause… why?

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!

A SHATTERED kneecap and a session of remote Bowen Therapy eventually led to Liz Treacher travelling 600 miles by train for a Module 8 training class with Helen.

REGISTRATION is now open for Mind Body Bowen, a two-part CPD course coming to the UK in February 2027. This unique course, highly recommended for all Bowen therapists, is presented by Margaret Spicer and Vianne MacBeth (pictured), renowned Bowen Technique trainers from Australia.

SINCE 2024 Helen has offered Bowen Technique training at a popular North London venue called Jacksons Lane, a dynamic arts and cultural centre based in a former methodist chapel.

QUALIFIED Pilates instructors have shown how incorporating Bowen therapy into their classes can help clients to better manage pain and improve their mobility.

AROMATHERAPY Awareness Week (June 9th-15th) puts the focus on Helen’s award-winning Bowtech Ease, a blend of essential oils shown to relieve pain, reduce inflammation and fight infection.

AS a Bowen Technique (Bowtech) therapist and instructor, Helen strives to raise awareness of the benefits of this complementary therapy, known for its gentle approach to physical and emotional health problems.

IN THIS article Helen sets out some of the key differences between Bowen therapy and massage, in response to clients who sometimes ask questions.

BOWEN Therapy can be safely considered for a range of women’s health issues from fertility to menopause.

World Reflexology Week (September 22nd – 28th) seems the ideal time to remind ourselves of this complementary therapy, and in particular the benefits of Reflex Resonance Technique™