Bowenwork in Memphis TN

What is Bowenwork in Memphis TN? A system of touch that initiates a series of responses throughout the nervous system, musculoskeletal and fascial systems and the energetic pathways.

Bowenwork addresses the body as a whole - improves circulation and lymphatic drainage and enhances the assimilation of nutrients and the elimination of toxins.

Bowenwork stimulates the body's autonomic nervous system to rebalance - once this occurs the body can initiate a healing response on structural and energetic levels.

Bowenwork is gentle on the body - effective and appropriate for all ages.

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What to expect in Memphis TN

You will be asked to wear loose-fitting lightweight clothes that can be worked through or undergarments, whichever you are most comfortable.

I will obtain a complete health history and inquire about the reason for your session.

There will be rest periods during the session where your practitioner will leave the room. These periods will vary depending on what is being addressed to allow for response to and integration of changes to begin "Bowenwork moves" are your practitioner using fingers or thumbs on precise points to apply a gentle rolling pressure to underlying tissue.

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What to expect afterward

• Some changes may be noticeable right away
• Reduced pain
• Greater range of motion
• A sense of relaxation and well being

Over the next several days, your body will continue the process begun during your session. If assigned "homework " begin the after your session, they are an essential part of your care and will improve your results.

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How many sessions will be needed

Acute sports, work-related, or overuse injuries often experience partial or full recovery within the first few sessions. More complex injuries will usually experience continued improvement with additional sessions. Neurological and some other chronic conditions may require ongoing periodic maintenance

Bowenwork can assist in the recovery from many complaints:

• TMJ problems
• Back pain
• Tennis elbow
• Tight hamstrings
• Asthma
• Fibromyalgia
• Headaches
• Migraines
• Neck pain
• Repetitive motion injuries
• Traumatic injuries
• and many others

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How Bowenwork originated

Bowenwork was developed in the 1950s by the late Thomas Bowen (1903-1982) of Geelong, Australia. He developed a technique that combined specific "moves" and pauses allowing the body time to integrate the changes during those pauses between sets of moves. According to the Victorian Government 1974 survey of alternative health practitioners, Mr. Bowen was able to completely resolve 85% of the problems for which treatment was sought.

You can find a complete list of Professional Bowenwork Practitioners at www.AmericanBowen.Academy
For practitioner referrals please contact: American Bowen Academy (866) 862-6936