How Does Bowenwork
Therapy Work?
By Tanya Baker
Certified Bowenwork Practitioner & Bowenwork Instructor
Dewey Wellness Center, 928-632-8200
www.DeweyWellnessCenter.com
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So you’ve heard of Bowenwork Therapy, you may even
have a neighbor or a friend who has tried it, but your just not
understanding how this therapy could help you!
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Bowenwork Therapy targets and addresses your bodies
Receptors. Receptors are the eyes and ears of your Brain
and Nerves; they are located in muscles, tendons, ligaments,
joints, connective tissue, organs and skin.
Receptors sense changes in the body such as inflammation,
pressure, tension, spasms and pain. This information travels
from the Receptor along the Nerves to the body’s control
center; the Brain.
The Brain receives and evaluates this Receptor information
and sends corrective orders back to the body through the
Nerves. When Receptors fail to provide this vital information
to the Brain, it has no information to “think” with and so
Function is lost and Stress is placed on Nerves, Muscles,
Organs Joints and Bones.
Bowenwork Therapy is different than other therapies.
Other therapies attempt to achieve Function by treating the
muscles, joints and bones directly, and “enforce” Function
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