Bowen Therapy, the gentle fascia release technique
Bowen Therapy for newborns, babies and young children facilitates fascia release and can support them after a traumatic pregnancy, birth, or first weeks of life.
It can be helpful in the following situations:
Discomfort, unsettled, crying/screaming a lot, vomiting/spilling, difficulty latching on, constipation or digestive upsets such as cramping, bloating or wind pain.
A Bowen session for your baby is very gentle, quick, and non-invasive. The gentle and purposeful moves can be performed through a thin layer of clothing and are usually tolerated very well. There is no manipulation involved.
Reach out if you want to know more or just book in via this link below.
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