Bowen Technique Training
Level Three takes the technique to a new dimensions with specific treatment procedures that are remarkable for their speed and efficiency. A manual accompanies the Level Three notes containing over 100 full colour photographs with simple text and directional arrows showing the position and direction of the moves. This can also be a useful resource to help the student explain the nature of the technique to clients.
an important procedure of the treatment of symptoms associated with respiratory illness. It also addresses childhood and infant colic, asthma and, with slight adjustment, even structural deformities such as scoliosis.
one of the most useful procedures – the TMJ has so many applications that it is almost impossible to list them all.
using the four moves in the pelvic procedure, therapists often see even the most entrenched and chronic problems change in minutes. Leg length differences that may have been treated many times by other methods can resolve immediately with a long-term outcome. Other uses for the procedure include treatment during pregnancy, general reproductive issues, sports therapy, groin strain and hamstring problems.
used for a wide range of presentations including reproductive and urinary complaints, digestive and allergy problems as well as injuries and structural issues surrounding the coccyx.
an important move aimed at reducing pressure and inflammation around the kidney area, helping to relieve urinary tract symptoms as well as mid back pain.
The submission of 10 clients histories (30 treatments) is a course requirement for attending Level Three. These receive a written evaluation, giving guidance and suggestions for improvement, where required. Students begin a second set of case histories, 10 of which are to be submitted before attending Level Five.
There is a minimum interval of four months between Part One and Part Three
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