Learn about the importance of fluids, collagen and what it has all got to do with Bowen and spasticity.
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Fluid dynamics, cross links and spasticity
What are we trying to do?
How does fluidity and the collagen-abundant fascia relate to spasticity?In the last Module of the course we delve into fluid dynamics within the body, how Bowen affects this, and more about the most abundant protein that makes up our body: collagen. These topics lead us to understand Bowen much better as well as spasticity.
Fascia is hydrophilic. It loves water. It is mainly water. Does our Bowen touch make this water healthy?
Why is fascia rigidity related to micro-spasticity? How does Bowen help?
What are collagen cross-links, and isn't collagen good? Why do we want to 'break it up'?
Why would applying our Bowen Moves very slowly be uniquely effective for certain outcomes?
Finally: Do we want to add depth and meaning to our work
In Module 6 we look at the lymphatics, the fluids that stream through our body, our fascia and how the Bowen manoeuvres do push water along...which creates healthy fascia! We also learn that there are a few useful adjustments we can make to our Bowen moves in accordance with what fascia science tells us. Stagnation in our fascial system is unhealthy, and manual therapy with Bowen certainly does help this. What's more, you will understand at least one key reason why Tom Bowen had success with disabled children. Lots in this final Module!
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The Biology of Bowen course
An online video-based theoretical course to advance your knowledge about the mechanisms of Bowen related to fascia and mechanobiology. Delve into a deeper cellular level. Designed for Bowen therapists, though open to everyone! Over 100 lessons!
$369