
Explore bone therapy and kyokujutsu techniques that stimulate fascia, balance the autonomic nervous system, and support the body's self-healing through structured breaks.
Learn to start a Bowen session by applying berm one, berm two, and berm three for full-body balancing, with two-minute breaks and slack, depth, challenge, and rollover on the out-breath.
Practice the lower back procedure moves bladder 23 and gallbladder 30, using depth, slack, and challenge breathing cues, with angle guidance for side points like gallbladder 31.
Demonstrates moves five and six at bladder 36 and bladder 40 with slack removal, then moves seven and eight at gallbladder 31 with depth challenge and rollover on both sides.
Demonstrate gallbladder 30 on both sides, left then right, to complete moves 9 and 10, then outline moves 11 and 12 with press in, pull the slack, and roll over.
Explains moves 11 and 12 at stomach 34 for the lower back procedure, emphasizing slow, deliberate pressure, pulling slack, depth, challenge, and a careful roll over.
Master bladder meridian moves 1–4 for upper back therapy, pressing bladder 46 and 44, pulling slack, and rolling over between breaths with emphasis on control and safety in Kyusho Jutsu.
Learn moves 5–8 on bladder 41 by pressing with the thumb, pulling down the slack with the index finger, and forming counterclockwise and clockwise Cs on both sides.
Use palpation during each move to feel muscle tension and compare sides, repeating moves 1–8 if needed; then press in to spleen 21 for moves 8a/8b, remove slack, roll over.
Guide moves nine through sixteen on urinary bladder points 22 to 19 with alternating direction, pressing in, pulling slack, depth challenge, and rolling over on both sides.
Master four moves of 123 bone moves procedure in Bowen therapy and Kyusho Jutsu, pressing LI-17 and LI-18 with thumb, pulling slack, and rolling at 45-degree angle on both sides.
Demonstrate moves five through eight in Bowen therapy and Kyusho jutsu, including Gallbladder 20, Bladder 10/20, and Stomach 34, using press-in, pull-back on the slack, with two-minute rests.
Explore BRM 1 within beyond healing with Bowen therapy and Kyusho Jutsu, introducing the course's approach to these healing modalities.
Explore BRM 2 concepts within Bowen therapy and Kyusho jutsu to enhance healing techniques and deepen your understanding of the course.
Explore BRM 3 in beyond healing with Bowen therapy and Kyusho Jutsu, outlining core approaches and potential applications.
What is Bowen Technique or Bowen Therapy?
The Bowen technique was developed from the amazing work of the late Mr. Tom Bowen of Geelong, Victoria. Taught and practiced all over the world since the 1980's, Bowen Therapy is now one of the fastest growing natural therapies of current times.
The Bowen technique is a not a massage technique as such. It is a very gentle and non-invasive, but extremely powerful, soft connective tissue hands-on therapy that addresses whatever is out of balance within the body.
Fascia is a specific type of connective tissue that forms a three dimensional web surrounding every tissue in the body. Considered the body's connecting web, Fascia embraces all nerves, bones, arteries, veins, organs and muscles.
The Bowen Therapy moves at specific points on the body send a message to the nervous system to rebalance the body, heal itself by affecting the fascial dysfunction(and other mechanisms) which then creates a healing response thus helping misalignments, inflammation, organ dysfunction, pain stiffness and so on.
Fascial dysfunction can affect every structure, muscle, nerve and organ in the body and Bowen Therapy directly affects the fascia which is one of the reasons that Bowen Therapy can have such profound effects.
By learning Bowen Therapy you will see why hundreds of thousands of people throughout the world swear by Bowen Therapy and it's seemingly miraculous results at times!
So what conditions may Bowen Therapy help with?
Acute injuries/sprains and strains
Allergies
Arthritis
Asthma and other respiratory problems
Back and neck problems
Bedwetting, incontinence
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Chronic fatigue
Constipation and diarrhea
Digestive upsets IBS, Crohn’s, acid reflux, indigestion
Dizziness
Emotional problems-Anxiety/Stress
Energy levels
Fibromyalgia
Fluid retention
Frozen shoulder
Headaches (migraine, sinus, tension)
Improving posture, flexibility, pelvic tilt, leg length, hip imbalance
Knee and hip pain and restrictions
Repetitive Strain Injury
Sciatica
All skeletal and muscular problems from the feet to the head
Sports injuries
Tennis/golfer’s elbow
50-page PDF Course Notes for additional reading and research.
A great course, over 2 hours of instructional video.
Thanks for reading and looking forward to seeing you on the inside.
Grand Master Ali