Preface. Introduction. 1. How Bowen Works. 2. Fascia, Tensegrity and Assessment. Kelly Clancy, Founder, Seattle Center for Structural Medicine. 3. Our Fluid Bodies. 4. Bowen and the Acupuncture Connection. 5. Back Pain. 6. Chronic Pain and Fibromyalgia. 7. The Upper Extremity (Arms, Shoulders and Upper Back). Kelly Clancy, Founder, Seattle Center for Structural Medicine. 8. Headaches, Migraines and the TMJ. 9. Stress, Anxiety and Depression. 10. Asthma and other Respiratory Conditions. 11. Women's Health. 12. Pregnancy and Birth. John Wilks, practising Bowen and Craniosacral therapist and teacher and Lina Clarke, registered Midwife, Doula, Bowen therapist and Childbirth Educator. 13. Babies, Toddlers and Children. 14. Sport. Michael Quinlivan, Co-founder, Border College of Natural Therapies. 15. Dance, Stretching and Hypermobility. 16. Parkinsons, MS and Diabetes. 17. Palliative Care. Nickatie diMarco, Bowen therapist, palliative care settings. 18. Bowen in the Workplace. 19. Research. 20. Bowen in the NHS. Paula Esson, Clinic Director, Northern Integrative Health Practice. Appendix 1. Exercise. Appendix 2. Supplements, Homeopathy and Nutrition. Author Biographies. Bibliography. Contacts. Index.
The Bowen Technique can be particularly effective at alleviating difficult to treat conditions including chronic pain, fatigue, asthma, diabetes (type 2) and migraines
John Wilks is a Bowen and craniosacral instructor and author. He works in a physiotherapy and integrated healthcare practice in the west of England. He is a former chairman of the Bowen Association of the UK and of the Craniosacral Therapy Association of the UK.
Once again John Wilks has produced a book for reliable information
for the health care professional. This book helps bridge the gap
between traditional medicine and the growing field of complementary
health care. Highly recommended.
*Oswald Rentsch, Director, Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia*
This book draws upon the experience of a broad team of
practitioners to illustrate the value of Bowen therapy for patients
with complex health conditions. It is a rich resource that will
inspire, encourage and guide Bowen therapists of all
persuasions.
*Graham Pennington, author of A Textbook of Bowen Technique*
This is a comprehensive book on Bowen therapy, written by
passionate Bowen instructors and practitioners. A must, not only
for Bowen therapists, but for everyone who wants to know more about
Bowen : the scientific community, the general public, women,
athletes, and people who unfortunately are suffering and searching
for a solution.
*Louise Tremblay, iBowen and AIMTC Founder and Director, Bowen and
Niromathé International Instructor*
Using the Bowen Technique to Address Complex and Common Conditions
is a book to read and keep handy on your shelf, to help understand
why we do what we do. Think of it as an up-to-date encyclopedia of
structural and organic health, all from a Bowen perspective. I
believe that musing on principles and connections such as these is
the stuff upon which new and more effective treatments and
procedures are founded.
*Gene Dobkin, Director, usbowen.com, author of A Bowen Home
Companion, vol's I and II*
This book brings together important information for therapists
using the Bowen Technique. Bowen practitioners will treasure this
book because it provides tips and guidance on how to treat more
complex health problems. John Wilks includes new scientific
findings that will contribute to a better understanding of the
Bowen Technique. I consider this book a must-have for all Bowen
practitioners.
*Manfred Zainzinger, Bowen Instructor, Bowen Akademie Europa,
Austria*
In this book, John Wilks and Isobel Knight detail how to use the
Bowen Technique to restore balance, relieve pain, and improve
energy. Protocols for palliative care, pre- and postnatal care, and
clients with asthma, carpal tunnel syndrome, hay fever, frozen
shoulder, low-back pain, migraines, stress, and tennis elbow are
included.
*Massage & Bodywork magazine*
|
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
