THE WORLD OF BOWEN
- An Introductory Workshop -
An extended Introductory Workshop to enable you
to learn about this exciting hands-on, gentle therapy
for pain relief.
* "In my experience 90% of
clients improve, 60% finding very big changes":
T.W.
- Learn the background to Bowen therapy
- Receive a treatment and observe others
- Get to apply Bowen for specific needs
Next venues and dates:
Malvern, Worcestershire, UK
May 22 or 23, 2010
£55
Summer School, Kalikalos Centre, Mount Pelion,
Greece
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My introductory Bowen Therapy workshop in Greece in
May
May 28 - Jun 4, 2010
£325 approx.
Others to be arranged:
Malvern and elsewhere. If not shown here, see listing
in 'Embody' (www.complementary.assoc.org.uk/education).
"Mr Bowen broke the code of the body"
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WORKSHOP DETAILS
You will learn the background and rationale of the therapy:
- Background and origin with Tom Bowen.
- Developments following his death; rapid expansion around
the world.
- What sets Bowen treatment apart from other modalities.
- What can be treated, and some of the effects of treatment.
Case studies.
You will receive an individual treatment - if you
wish.
You will learn to apply 'emergency moves':
- A limited number of Bowen 'moves' will be demonstrated and
practiced, appropriate for emergency or acute situations.
For example: asthma attack, stiff neck, bad knees, or carpal
tunnel.
This workshop will help you: to decide which branch
of Bowen best suits your personal needs. Teaching schools
are listed in accompanying handouts.
Other Information:
- It is helpful but not necessary for students to have some
experience of bodywork.
- Previous participants have included: chiropractic, physiotherapy,
massage, Reiki, nutrition and 'interest only'; all have left
with 'Plenty to think about', or 'Wow, you packed
a lot in there!' - plus a big smile.
Workshop Numbers: Eight (possibly up to twelve maximum).
5 CPD Workshop Credits with CThA (Complementary Therapy
Association, in UK).
Past and Future Venues: Sussex 2004/05. Gloucester
2007/08. Malvern/Spain 2008. Malvern/Canada 2009; New Zealand/Malvern/Greece
(proposed) 2010.
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