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EQUINE BOWEN THERAPYWhat is Equine Bowen Therapy?Equine Bowen Therapy is based on the principles of the Bowen Technique, pioneered by the late Thomas Ambrose Bowen, born in 1916 in Geelong, Australia. It is believed that Tom Bowen initially worked on greyhounds and racehorses, having a remarkable result with one horse who came second in the Melbourne Cup. It is a gentle, non-intrusive therapy which stimulates the body's inner ability to heal itself to be activated. This reorganisation of the musculature of the body can bring increased energy levels and pain relief. As a soft tissue therapy, there is no pulling or cracking of joints and no insertion of needles. The therapist uses fingers or thumbs in a rolling action over specific muscles, tendons and ligaments, incorporating resting periods to allow the body to absorb the information and respond accordingly. The treatment is essentially holistic, treating the whole body and is generally a pleasant and relaxing experience. How long will a Equine Bowen Therapy session last?A treatment will take approximately 45 minutes. Two or three treatments, usually at weekly intervals, may be required to achieve lasting relief. How can it help my horse?Equine Bowen Therapy can often benefit horses with the following conditions:
Equine Bowen Therapy can help all horses - whether a competition or leisure horse. Please note: Equine Bowen Therapy is not intended as a substitute for veterinary advice or treatment. If in doubt, please consult your Veterinary Surgeon. copyright Taranet February 2003 To find out how to train as an Equine Bowen Therapist - please click here for our training advice page U.K. Equine Bowen TherapistsFor details of an Equine Bowen Therapist near you - please email us at: info@taranet.co.uk, as we maybe to help.
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