Bowen on Wilderness

Welcome to Bowen on Wilderness

a Margaret River based Bowen Therapy Clinic

At Bowen on Wilderness we specialise in Bowtech Bowen Therapy, a globally recognised healing modality. Bowen Therapy is a gentle yet deeply relaxing and dynamic form of bodywork that stimulates the ventral branch of the vagus nerve. This allows the body to passively enter into a natural state of ‘rest and repair” via the bodies nervous system.

About Bowen

Bowen Therapy

Bowen Therapy is an effective and gentle form of body work that is considered appropriate for anyone. 

Bowen Therapy can assist with a diverse range of conditions including concussion, sciatica, back pain, asthma, anxiety, digestive trouble, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, golf elbow, migraine management and fibromyalgia.

Bowen can assist with connective tissue, tendon and muscle healing after injury and can offer effective and natural pain relief. Bowen Therapy can improve mobility and assist the body to heal, allowing more blood flow and hydration into the site of injury.

Bowen Concussion Protocol Practitioner

Every concussion is different and recovery times vary however, the potential benefits of incorporating Bowen Therapy into your concussion management program include:

Reduced Recovery Time

Bowen Therapy aims to assist your recovery by increasing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and supporting your body’s healing response.

Bowen may assist in effective concussion recovery, facilitating a successful and timely return to school, work and the field.

Benefits of Bowen Therapy include:

assistance with concussion recovery, improved digestive health,  anxiety reduction and stress management.

Bowen Therapy can assist with anxiety, stress management and anxiety related issues.

Bowen Therapy can be effective at improving recovery after concussion and is used globally as an effective treatment for concussion recovery.

Bowen Therapy can assist with improving sleep by activating the parasympathetic nervous system which promotes relaxation

Bowen can improve sports performance by promoting recovery, relaxation, mobility, improved focus and improved emotional and mental well-being. 

Bowen on Wilderness reviews:

Over a lifetime I have done a lot of very hard sports such as football, boxing, surfing and many others.  To say my body is carrying old injuries is an understatement.  I find that Bowen Therapy takes away all my aches and pains in the most relaxing way possible.  I have had all sorts of different sports massages and therapeutic massages. I have found that Bowen Therapy has far greater benefit for me than these other treatments.  I also find that Bowen Therapy is a great source of stress relief. It is so relaxing that I enter a dream like state while I am awake. Perfect for the person who wants to calm their mind and their body.

Nathan Brooks (Margaret River)

 
Bec has an amazing ability to deeply relax your body and mind while facilitating deep healing. She is an authentic Bowen practitioner who creates a genuine therapeutic experience. 
Joey Sewell (Cowaramup)
 
I have had several Bowen sessions now with Bec and it has been really helpful. Bec is such a lovely, open and down to earth person which has helped me to feel safe and supported with the work my nervous system has needed. The Bowen therapy shifts my nervous system into a calmer state and is helping me with both my mental and physical well being. Bec’s approach is very gentle and intuitive. I would highly recommend Bec’s approach for anyone looking to shift how their body is working at an holistic level that has multiple benefits throughout all the systems of the body.
Sally Robertson

How It Works

Bowen Therapy works through the autonomic nervous system –

Vagus nerve activation

Bowen moves will activate the parasympathetic nervous system bringing the body into a state of healing and enabling deep rest and recovery

Bowen helps the body to get the ventral branch of the vagus nerve functioning normally again.  The vagus nerve has the important job of ending your body’s fight-or-flight response once a stress has passed.

Bowen Therapy can help to reduce inflammatory responses in the body

Helping your vagus nerve to function well is essential for mood regulation and is a proven treatment for depression and anxiety.

About Bec

Bec Sheedy-Ryan

is a qualified Bowen Therapy practitioner with a Certificate lV in Bowen Therapy. She is also a member of the BAA (Bowen Association of Australia) and is a qualified Bowen Concussion Protocol Practitioner.

 

Bec became very interested in Bowen Therapy when she noticed the vast array of people that utilised Bowen Therapy as a reliable and effective form of natural pain relief that promoted deep relaxation, and increased mobility.

Since studying Bowen Therapy and seeing firsthand its profound effect on many different ailments Bec feels fortunate to be able to share this completely natural form of bodywork with others to potentially enable them to live a more comfortable and balanced life.

Bowen Therapy – What to expect

 Upon arrival you will be greeted and asked to fill out a little information about the main reason for your visit and any relevant health conditions.

At the beginning of the treatment you lay down on the massage table (Bowen Therapy can also be done seated or standing if necessary) and your therapist will begin her treatment applying gentle Bowen moves in specific sequences.

During the session there are pauses or ‘breaks’ between sequences of moves where the therapist will leave your body alone allowing you to relax. This lets your body integrate the work that has just been done. The nervous system needs time to send information to the brain and then signal a response or adjustment in what is known as a feedback loop.

These breaks are approximately 2 minutes in duration.

Sessions may last up to an hour depending on the client and the client’s response.  The length of the session does not relate to the efficacy of the Bowen Technique. 

Less is more.

At the end of the session when you slowly sit up there may be a few further tests and some work done on your neck and shoulders if necessary.

Post session we advise all clients to:

Take short walks regularly

Take it easy and not over do it or drive long distances

Drink plenty of water to rehydrate cells and restore tissue fluidity

Wait for a week before any further Bowen Therapy or other form of body work

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Gift Vouchers

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The Clinic

Location

5 Bankside Retreat Margaret River,
WA, 6285
(Located in the studio behind the main house)

Make an Appointment

Contact Bec on 0415 562 569

PayPass available on site

Open Hours

Monday – Friday: 12pm – 6pm

Call to book an appointment

If you require a treatment at another time please contact me by email or phone and I can arrange an appointment for you outside of the hours listed above.