The Bowen Technique Stoppers on page 1, BRMS 1

[@yrral606]

I'm a new Bowen therapist. Your explanations are the best and most complete I have heard. And you're amusing to watch as well! Thank you for posting, its very helpful to me.

[@nishacooke5078]

Thanks Julian again for this video!

[@madiviktoria4380]

Julian, thanks for the awesome videos :) they are very educational...any chance uploading some info on the elbow procedures? :)

[@qnaenchevska8180]

Julian come to Bulgaria again..It is great to make one Bowen demonstration with my bowen teacher Georgi ilchev.Good luck😉

[@kathymackenzie9779]

Great videos ...can you demonstrate the psoas move

[@functionalfascia1778]

HI Kathy. There is no such thing as a psoas move, you can't get anywhere near it in any kind of body work. Also the thing we think it's doing, probably isn't doing it at all. Have a look at my webinar on the psoas for more information, just £5 to have a complete re-think of this muscle!. functionalfascia.com/webinar-series/

[@sharoncargill4947]

Is Bowen therapy suppose to be very painful. An very painful an discomfort afterwards. That’s what I’m dealing with. I do believe in it. But thinking my therapist is not doing it correctly.

[@andrewpershouse2463]

Hello Julian quick do you find Bowen Therapy to have the same affect when performing over clothes?

[@julianbakeranatomy]

Hi Andrew, yes I do. I rarely do treatments on skin, although I find the shoulder tends to be easier and a bit more effective directly on skin.

[@jasongenn39]

Unfortunately you didn’t show me anything and I didn’t really learn anything about how to improve my Bowen. What is the video

[@julianbakeranatomy]

HI Jason, My aim is to inform people about what we are doing as Bowen therapists rather than offer free education for therapists, but I do appreciate all comments, even the whiny, self entitled ones. I had a quick look at your channel which showed me where I was going wrong and which helped me to learn how to look sexy when making a cocktail. Ground breaking stuff! :-)

[@lisawright9898]

Hi! I am currently studying to become a Bowen practitioner and I have a question. If I perform BRM 1, 2 and 3 on a client what is the maximum other moves I can perform?

[@chefinashirt]

Generally speaking I'd suggest that for a first treatment you would leave it at just that. For a second or third session, maybe one or two more procedures, but try not to pile in with too much at one session. You can find more videos, showing full procedures, at www.onlinebowen.com