Train to be a Bowen Technique Practitioner

Whatever your age or background, you can train for a new career as a Bowen Technique Practitioner. No previous experience is necessary to start learning the Bowen Technique. The training course comprises seven basic modules that are spaced approximately one month apart. Claire Hampson, who has completed her own accredited intensive training programme, provides advice and support throughout your learning journey.
The seven modules in the course take place in Swindon, Wiltshire.

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Bowen Technique - Introductory Workshop

I offer introductory workshops once a month for anyone interested in training in Bowen Therapy - includes introduction, hands on practice, handouts and refreshments
Cost is £100.00 per person
10am - 1pm. Swindon.

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Bowen Technique Training in Swindon 2024/5

See below for the 2025 Prospectus

Module 6a REVISION: (over 2 days) 11th & 12th January 2025

This covers all procedures learnt and the run through for the practical exam
Any remaining case studies
Exam paper
Discussions on safeguarding, A+P
New procedures of bedwetting and buttock pain procedures
Any concerns or procedures students wish to practice/final questions prior to Exam – module 7.

Module 7 and exam 25th January 2025

Practical Exam covering all procedures

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What is the Bowen Technique?

The Bowen technique is a gentle, non-manipulating holistic therapy that has been effective in helping a variety of conditions such as: back, neck and shoulder pain, sciatica, knee, ankle and foot problems, pelvis misalignment, digestive problems, IBS, migraines, headaches, menstrual and hormonal irregularities, such as menopausal symptoms, PMT, fertility problems, respiratory problems, RSI, carpel tunnel syndrome, sport and accident injuries and stress . Bowen is an effective treatment for any age range, from birth – 100 years and can be carried out safely on pregnant women.

How does it work?

The gentle moves are performed over muscles, tendons, joints and connective tissue, or fascia, which allows the brain to send messages to the body to make the necessary adjustments.
The muscle memory is altered by the body to allow the changes to occur. This allows the body to make the adjustments in its own time, normally focusing on the area of greatest concern first and will continue to work for up to 5-10 days after the session. The Bowen Technique can focus on particular areas of concern, as well as have a holistic effect on the whole body, including emotions, energy levels, relaxation and sleep.

What are its origins?

Bowen was first developed in Geelong, Australia by Thomas Bowen (1916 to 1982).Thomas had an interest in the human muscular structure and he intuitively began working with this technique discovering that certain moves on the body helped recovery from many conditions. It is believed that Thomas Bowen treated some 13,000 patients every year with amazing results.

WHAT DOES THE TRAINING INVOLVE?

The Bowen technique instructors offer a range of training modules from beginners to Master classes for those who wish further to advance their skills. Many have developed their own accredited specialist training workshops to support continuous professional development (CPD). CPD is a critical element for all Bowen therapists and some of these courses are open to the wider Bowen community including those who may have gained their qualification through an accredited non-Bowtech programme.

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Claire Hampson
Accredited Bowen Practitioner and Bowen Technique Trainer

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