Conditions That Can Be Helped By The Bowen Technique and NST

Because the main goal of the Bowen Technique is to stimulate the body to engage its own self healing mechanism, Bowen can be used effectively to reduce rehabilitation time after any illness, before or after surgery and after injury, regardless of how old or recent the event may be.

The Bowen Technique does not seek to treat specific conditions or diseases but rather to gently stimulate the body to heal itself. The following list of diagnosed conditions comes from claims of patients that found relief from such conditions.

• Spinal conditions
• Sports injuries
• Cranial conditions
• Neck conditions including whiplash
• Pelvic imbalances
• Shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand conditions
• Sacro iliac pain and imbalances
• Coccyx pain
• Leg, knee, ankle and foot  conditions
• Migraine and headaches
• Digestive and intestinal conditions
• Pregnancy. Before birth to help the body go through all its changes and help prepare for the labour, also during, to assist labor and afterwards for quicker recovery time
• New born baby. Crankiness, colic, projectile vomiting, crying and not sleeping
• TMJ pain (jaw)
• Sciatica
• Menstrual, fertility and menopausal conditions
• Male infertility
• Breast pain
• Carpal tunnel and repetitive strain injury (RSI)
• Digestive and intenstinal conditions
• Bed wetting
• Asthma and other respiratory conditions
• Accident injuries and sporting injuries
• Acute and chronic fatigue

Often patients will try the Bowen therapy after having tried many other modalities without good results. If a patient has not responded to other forms of therapy, it is always worth giving Bowen therapy a try as it has shown to trigger in many patients sometimes surprising and unexpected recovery when nothing else has worked. It is typical, for the individual receiving Bowen therapy to at times experience corrective responses as the body returns to a state of balance. These may include shifting body sensations, toxic and/or emotional releases, all of which should be considered very therapeutically valuable.