"Hello Mary....thanx for adding!!! Can you tell me about your therapy.
Thanks"
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Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Chughtai left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"Hi Mary
Very thankful for adding in your friends list.
You don't give the answer of my question "How can it be possible for me or us (other members of HWC) to learn about Bowen"."
Prof Dr Debasish Kundu left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"Please write elaborately concerning soft-tissue remedial therapy"
Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Chughtai left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"Hi Mary
Welcome on board to our wonderful Homoeopathic World Community, together we can make HOMEOPATHY an every day household word all around the world - I am looking forward to seeing your inputs on the walls of our Groups here.
How can it be…"
Mary-Jo Leesar is now friends with Prof Dr Debasish Kundu, Dr. Meakin Mittu M.D.(Hom.) and Dr Ajay Yadav
Muhammad Asif left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"The Bowen Technique is one version of a group of technical interpretations of the work of Australian self-proclaimed osteopath Tom Bowen (1916–1982) known as Bowen Therapy, which is a holistic system of healing. The Bowen Technique was limited…"
Mary-Jo Leesar left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"Hi Dr Ajay,
Thank you for your warm welcome.
Bowen is best described as a "soft-tissue remedial therapy". It was developed by an Australian called Tom Bowen. Bowen moves are designed to stimulate the body's own response to injury or…"
Dr Ajay Yadav left a comment for Mary-Jo Leesar
"HI WLCOME TO HWC,
WHAT IS Bowen Practitioner ...? CAN U TELL US ..?
DR AJAY"
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- Enter Your Town, City, State, Country. Separate with Comma and space
- UK
- What brought you to homeopathy? Tell your 150 word inspirational story that connects you to homeopathy. How has homeopathy changed your life?
- I am currently a Bowen Practitioner, and am looking to expand my knowledge of other therapies. I have had good, positive experiences with Homeopathy in the past.
- Check which applies. I . . .
- Use homeopathy, am studying homeopathy
- What is your vision for the future of homeopathy
- To be a front line therapy.
- Why I would like to join this network?
- I want to learn more about homeopathy, I want to advocate for homeopathy, I want to join a local community of homeopaths, I want to be involved with the homeopathic community at large
- Write detailed background to introduce yourself. What school did you attend? Year of graduation? Degree or diploma? Where do you practice?
- I am a licensed Bowen Practitioner.
- If you do not have an reference so that we can verify your homeopathic status, please send a copy of your homeopathy diploma and association certificates to HWCmembers at gmail dot com
- I have used Homeopathy to successfully treat myself and my family.
- What are your interests besides homeopathy? Inquiring minds want to know.
- Music, reading, my family.
- Reference: This is a "BY INVITATION" only community. Who invited you to join this community? If you found us on the internet and do not have a reference please provide as much information as you can. Please note that we personally check references and verify your identity.
- I followed a link posted on Facebook
How I found HWC.
Debby has asked me how I came accross HWC. I found it via searching for Homeopathy on Facebook.
I feel a little out-of-depth here, with all these highly qualified and clearly very learned people, but I hope to learn much from all of you.
Much love,
Mary-Jo.
I feel a little out-of-depth here, with all these highly qualified and clearly very learned people, but I hope to learn much from all of you.
Much love,
Mary-Jo.
Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 11:38am on September 3, 2010,
Dr Manjot Singh Kang said…
- Hello Mary....thanx for adding!!! Can you tell me about your therapy.
Thanks
- At 10:53pm on July 22, 2010,
Dr Ahmad Yar said… - hi mary
- At 1:45pm on March 6, 2010,
Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Chughtai said… - Hi Mary
Very thankful for adding in your friends list.
You don't give the answer of my question "How can it be possible for me or us (other members of HWC) to learn about Bowen".
- At 11:45pm on February 28, 2010,
Prof Dr Debasish Kundu said… - Please write elaborately concerning soft-tissue remedial therapy
- At 4:09am on February 27, 2010, Dr. Abdul Ghafoor Chughtai said…
- Hi Mary
Welcome on board to our wonderful Homoeopathic World Community, together we can make HOMEOPATHY an every day household word all around the world - I am looking forward to seeing your inputs on the walls of our Groups here.
How can it be possible for me or us (other members of HWC) to learn about Bowen.
- At 4:37am on February 22, 2010,
Gudny Osk Didriksdottir said… - Welcome on board to our wonderful HWC community Mary-Jo, together we can make HOMEOPATHY an every day household word all around the world - I´m looking forward to seeing your inputs on the walls of our Groups here.
- At 12:51am on February 22, 2010,
Dr Ajay Yadav said… - thanks for info
- At 4:24am on February 21, 2010,
Muhammad Asif said… - The Bowen Technique is one version of a group of technical interpretations of the work of Australian self-proclaimed osteopath Tom Bowen (1916–1982) known as Bowen Therapy, which is a holistic system of healing. The Bowen Technique was limited to Australia until 1986, when it was named, and introduced to other countries by Oswald Rentsch, who observed Bowen at work one morning a week for two years.
It has since been developed and furthered by many others and is now one of the nine therapies involved in the move towards voluntary self regulation in the United Kingdom.
The Bowen Technique involves a gentle, rolling motion, with very light touches. The rolls are supposed to either tighten or loosen off muscles depending on the way the move is done.
The Bowen Technique is not massage, acupressure or chiropractic. There is no manipulation, adjustment or force used. The practitioner uses thumbs and fingers to gently move muscles and tissues. In between each set of moves, the practitioner leaves the room.
The Bowen Technique affects the body primarily through the nervous and the bioenergetic systems, to bring it into a state of balance.
dear dr. Ajay hopefully its sufficient to you to know about this therapy & am sorry to Mary-Jo if i said something wrong.
All the best dear fellows.
asif...
- At 4:01am on February 21, 2010,
Mary-Jo Leesar said… - Hi Dr Ajay,
Thank you for your warm welcome.
Bowen is best described as a "soft-tissue remedial therapy". It was developed by an Australian called Tom Bowen. Bowen moves are designed to stimulate the body's own response to injury or disease, so it is a very gentle technique, unlike some more conventional physiotherapy, which can cause the patient discomfort.
I am still learning Bowen at the moment, and am also trying to find out about as many different therapies and techniques as I can, which is why I joined HWC. To find out more about homeopathy.
Mary-Jo
- At 1:15am on February 21, 2010, Dr Ajay Yadav said…
- HI WLCOME TO HWC,
WHAT IS Bowen Practitioner ...? CAN U TELL US ..?
DR AJAY
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