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Tennis elbow?
RSI?
Frozen shoulder?
Asthma?
Hay Fever?
Indigestion?
Reflux?
Dizziness?
Headaches? Migraines?
Joint Pain?
Haemorrhoids?
Bunions?
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Bowen Therapy with
Wilma Littler
Bowen Therapy
Dorn Spinal Therapy
Member of the Bowen Therapists Federation of Australia (BTFA).
Introduction
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What is Bowen Therapy?
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It is a series of very gentle moves (“Bowen Moves”) made by moving thumbs or fingers on the skin across muscles, tendons or ligaments and by doing so sliding the skin over underlying structures.
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The order in which these moves are made is very specific.
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The Bowen Moves loosen the tissue, initiating a relaxation of the muscle (probably through rehydration) and paving the way for a re-alignment of the body. By loosening tissues, the Moves reduce pressure on nerve and promote a return to better health. For more information go to “A Closer Look - F.A.Q.” and read
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Bowen Therapy is the preferred method of “Body Maintenance” for many of my clients. For more information go to “A Closer Look - F.A.Q" and scroll down to
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or scroll right down to: What is Lymphatic Drainage?
What is it used for?
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Muscle and joint problems, e.g. tennis elbow, painful shoulders, arms and hands
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General or specific stiffness in the body
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Restricted movement in upper or lower back, hips, legs or feet
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Bunions
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Exhaustion, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Glandular fever and similar conditions
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Dizziness
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Lymphatic Drainage
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Asthma, hay fever, sinus problems or congestion
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Haemorrhoids
What is a Bowen Therapy treatment like?
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Bowen Therapy is suited to all age groups: the frail
or elderly, middle aged and the very young. It is very gentle. -
Your treatment usually lasts approximately an hour to an hour and a half. (If you don't have a lot of time, please let me know.)
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Bowen Moves may be applied through clothing, but are best given directly to the skin. You will be covered by towels at all times and kept warm. Oils are not used.
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For more information go to “A Closer Look - F.A.Q.” and scroll down to
What is Dorn Spinal Therapy?
This modality fits in very neatly with the way I apply Bowen Therapy.
Dorn Spinal Therapy is more a robust approach than Bowen Therapy and it requires client participation. Frequently the changes can be felt immediately – sometimes even during application.
Most of the time I use Bowen Therapy. The resulting rehydration
of the connective tissue appears to initiate improvement very well. However, sometimes I introduce Dorn Spinal Therapy into the treatment plan – often with very pleasing results.
Each time a client comes, we re-assess progress and decide on the day which combination to choose.
On average, my treatments are 90% Bowen Therapy.
If you want pure Bowen Therapy, just let me know!
For more information go to “A Closer Look - F.A.Q ." and scroll
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How many treatments?
The number of treatments varies, but to address specific issues, usually 2, 3 or 4 treatments are given, approximately one week apart. Bowen Therapy aims to extend the times between treatments as soon as practical. As a rule, fresh ailments respond faster than older, established or chronic ones.
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