Text Neck is what you get when you hold your head tilted forwards and downwards a lot, for example when using your phone. It’s not actually new – it used to be called Seamstresses’ Hump because people who did a…
Bowen can’t cure Parkinson’s disease. Nothing can. In fact medicine has yet to conclusively establish what causes it, let alone how it might be cured. However there is a chance that Bowen could alleviate some of the symptoms of the…
RSI, or repetitive strain injury, is a recurrent pain in one or both wrists, forearms and hands caused by overuse or repetitive activity. It can be caused by a variety of underlying conditions, one of which is inflammation of the…
Last time I talked about how muscles work and the role oxygen, ATP and pyruvic acid play in the whole movement thing. If you can’t remember the details (and quite frankly why would you) you might want to refresh your…
Warning – this is going to get technical, although it will still be a rather simplistic explanation. If you don’t want a technical explanation then here is a simple one: Magic. That’s it. Why else would the clinic be called…
After ‘what’s Bowen?’ the question I’m most often asked is ‘why did you become a Bowen therapist?’ Given how relatively unknown it is, that’s a reasonable question so I thought I’d answer it here. Back in 2016 I took voluntary…
I get asked this a lot. I’ve asked it myself. Most people haven’t heard of Bowen therapy because it is relatively new in the UK; it’s been over here about 40 years having been developed in Australia in the 1950s…
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