Origins of the Bowen Technique
The Bowen Technique was pioneered by Tom Ambrose
Bowen of Australia. He had a great interest
in massage and bodywork and spent time observing sportsman and others involved with sports. By the time he was in his
early 40's this gifted man had established a full time practice using the techniques that he had developed. In 1973, when
he was interviewed by an Australian parliamentary committee looking into complementary medicine he stated under oath and proved,
that he treated on average 280 patients a week, with an 88% success rate!
Mr. Bowen died in the early 1980's and it was only
then that The Bowen Technique was given its name. He taught five men his techniques one of whom made extensive notes and has
taught others the Bowen Technique in Australia, New
Zealand, and the UK.
What the papers say..?
The Daily
Mail
The Bowen Technique, a healing, often miraculous, life changing hands-on therapy, which seems to be
revolutionizing the healthcare world
Hello
Magazine
The Bowen Technique is called
by one Osteopath ‘the most important healthcare discovery in human history’.
The Express
Derek Jameson was ‘absolutely
flabbergasted’ when after a few sessions of this gentle hands-on therapy his frozen shoulder problem was resolved.
