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Bowen Therapy is an Australian form of body work devised by Australian Tom Bowen in Geelong Western Australia. It is very similar to acupuncture without the needles.
Certain moves are made over certain parts of the body, influencing the body physiologically. Bowen targets the fascia, the place where many of the body’s cellular process takes place.
It is also the webbing that holds organs, muscle and ligaments in place within the physical system.
When cellular process is influenced, clearing the connective tissue, the body moves into a slight detox. This then influences levels of cortisol, the stress hormone reducing this in the body and eventually the body starts to find an even rhythm, the mind and central nervous system naturally sync.
I find that when under chronic pain and stress, people will hold tension in their bodies as a means to protect their injury or site of pain and this usually contributes to the pain. After a series of Bowen moves, the body naturally lets go of its defences and allows it to naturally find a level of relief.
This is the magic of Bowen Therapy, facilitating deep inner connection and allowing the body to reawaken its own healing wisdom.
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Bowen Therapy is safe and it works. And you couldn’t ask for more than that!
Tracy O’Meara Smith is a Bowen and Flower Essence Practitioner. If she’s not working within her Perth Hills clinic, you’ll find her in the garden with her family, or in the bush soaking up the awesome flowery vibes.
Tracy uses a combination of natural therapies such as Bowen, Emmett and Flower Essence Therapy to help people gain the peace, relief and new perspective they crave. Tracy works 1:1 with women, online and in her clinic, who suffer from chronic pain, insomnia, hormonal issues, and anxiety.
I acknowledge the Aboriginal land that I work, live and create on. The land of the Whadjuk People. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty of their land, waterways and sky has never been ceded.
I acknowledge the Aboriginal land that I work, live and create on. The land of the Whadjuk People. I pay my respect to Elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge that sovereignty of their land, waterways and sky has never been ceded.
