Mind Body Bowen 1 & 2. £280 per Module, £560 for both
Mind Body Bowen is a two-part CPD coming to the UK in February 2027. This unique course, highly recommended for all Bowen therapists, is presented by Margaret Spicer and Vianne MacBeth (pictured), renowned Bowen Technique trainers from Australia. The course will be held in Cambridgeshire where Helen Perkins is acting as co-ordinator for their visit.
Mind Body Bowen demonstrates how Bowen therapy can directly influence the physical, emotional and mental aspects that can shape a client’s healing experience. This two-part course explores the mind/body connection, a powerful combination helping Bowen therapists ‘listen’ to the body. Using Mind Body Bowen techniques allows the client to be in a safe, comfortable space, bringing about relaxation and calm to often long-term conditions.
Precise Bowen moves help unlock any unresolved areas of tension and trauma which may arise from memories or the sub-conscious, deeply buried or masked over the years.
Therapists can choose to attend Part 1, Part 2 or both parts. Enquiries are welcome from all Bowen therapists, regardless of which training school they qualified, including from other parts of Europe. For student therapists Bowen Technique Module 4 (or equivalent) is the minimum requirement.
Part 1: Mind Body Bowen Foundation - February 6th – 7th 2027
This well-established workshop provides the key principles and perceptual awareness of Mind Body Bowen. Constantly refined and updated, the aim is to to explore the link between unresolved emotional or mental issues that often result in chronic or recurring disorders. A ‘hands on’ approach allows lots of time for therapists to experience the profound effects personally. Therapists who previously attended in 2024 may find this useful revision; alternatively they can attend Part 2 to further develop their skills.
Part 2: Mind Body Bowen in Practice - February 9th – 10th 2027
This new workshop provides a different emphasis around working with Bowen moves and procedures, going beyond the disorders of the musculoskeletal system. The focus is on supporting and assisting the body’s somatic intelligence or ‘inner doctor’ and selecting the appropriate procedure to address a variety of issues – vitality, fatigue, burn-out, reproductive, gastrointestinal – especially chronic or returning disorders linked to prior trauma. Suitable for all qualified Bowen practitioners as well as an ideal follow-up to Part 1.
To register your interest please email us here and we will send you more detailed information. To save time, you may secure your place by choosing your date(s) now and paying a deposit by clicking the link below.
The following link will take you directly to Helen's website, where you can find out more, and book directly. The College of Bowen Studies accepts no responsibility for the content of external websites. Please contact Helen with any questions or queries you may have.
