With over 24 years experience in Bowen Therapy & providing the services of Bowen Training, Kinesiology, Australian Bush Flower Essences & Ionic Foot Spa treatments In that time Jenny has also qualified as a Touch for Health practitioner, NeuroEnergetic Kinesiologist, Australian Bush Flower Essence practitioner and retired Bowtech Instructor. As well as providing the service of Ionic Foot Spa treat
ments to assist in the process of detoxifying the body from the build up from environmental toxins. Jenny’s passion is in helping people help themselves, to achieve a healthier, happier and more abundant life. Whether it’s treating physical pain, injuries or chronic/acute issues or to help facilitate changes in mental and emotional well-being, Bowen and Kinesiology are very effective modalities in working with a multitude of issues. Jenny is aware that emotional and physical problems go hand-in-hand, which is why she prefers to work holistically with her clients to get the best results. Holding the space for her clients to clear any blocks in their life is something Jenny is passionate about. As we have the potential to learn endlessly throughout our lifetime, Jenny strives to continually upgrade her knowledge and skills to provide the best service she can to her clients. So if you have pain, injuries, stress, mental and/or emotional concerns, give Jenny a call today and make an appointment to see if you can work together in achieving the well-being you deserve. Bowen Therapy – Every Body is better with Bowen
Bowen Therapy was created by Mr Tom Bowen in Geelong Australia, back in the 1950’s and over the years it has become better known throughout Australia and overseas. The first class of Bowtech Bowen Therapy was presented in Australia in 1986 and is now taught and practiced all over the world. Bowen Therapy is a unique skill, as it’s a gentle form of body work which enables the body’s own innate healing process to retrieve cellular memory of its preferred, relaxed, balanced way of well-being. The subtle moves of Bowen are performed on skin, innervating muscles, connective tissue, fascia and nerves, stimulating the body to heal itself. Frequent but essential pauses or ‘waits’ are performed throughout the treatment between sets of moves which provides the body the opportunity to start and continue the healing process. Bowen therapy addresses specific conditions as well as the entire body on all levels, making it a very effective and dynamic therapy. Often only a few sessions of Bowen are required to work on presenting issues, however every body is unique and so each session is catered to suit the requirements of that particular client and some people require less or more sessions based on their responses to the treatments. Here are some of the issues that Bowen can work with:
• Back pain and sciatica
• Digestive and bowel problems including IBS, constipation and
diarrhoea
• Ear-ache, ear infections, headaches and migraines
• Fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome
• Knee, ankle and foot problems
• Menstrual and hormonal irregularities, including fertility issues
• Neck/shoulder problems, including Frozen Shoulder
• Groin pain, pelvic tilt and uneven leg length
• Respiratory problems eg. Asthma and hay fever
• RSI, carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow and golfer’s elbow
• Sports and accident injuries
• Unsettled babies with Reflux or Colic
• TMJ misalignment, Sinus and Eye issues
• Oncology symptom support
• Dyslexia and ADD/ADHD
• Bells Palsy
• Stroke patients
• Pinched nerves
And so much more..............
After a treatment, clients are advised on:
• The 3 W’s – Water, Walk & Wait - Drink 6-8 glasses of water daily,
walk regularly & give the treatment time to process.
• Rest if required & take a brief walk around every 30mins to assist
in circulation.
• Avoid crossing your arms & legs.
• Practice a balanced posture, eg. While standing, have both feet flat
on the floor. This will maintain balance through the body.
• Avoid extremes of hot & cold, eg. Hot showers/baths, hot or cold
packs, saunas, spa’s, etc.
• Avoid contact sport or resistance training for at least 24hrs after a
treatment, as well as Magnets, eg, underlays, jewellery, etc.
• Avoid other modalities, eg, Massage or Chiropractic for 5 days
before & after a treatment.
• Reactions from treatments vary and can include emotional &
physical releasing. This is common, however if you have any
concerns in the days following your treatment please don’t hesitate
to contact me.
• Do any exercises that you have been instructed to do:
By following these guidelines clients will ensure their body is given the best possible chance to facilitate the healing and as a result their recovery time should be quicker. Massage, Physiotherapy, Chiropractic, Bowen, Acupuncture, etc., clients should contact their treating practitioner if they have any questions or concerns in regard to their session. Retired Bowtech Bowen Instructor:
Jenny Healy was a certified Bowtech Instructor based in Rockhampton, with Bowen Training Australia. Jenny is passionate about Bowen Therapy and during her time as an instructor she shared her love of this unique modality with those that had an interest in working with people and helping others enhance their quality of life, by assisting them in facilitating changes to their presenting conditions. As an instructor, Jenny placed an emphasis on training highly professional and well skilled students/practitioners, who in turn shared their newfound abilities with family members, friends and members of the public. If you think that Bowen is something you’re interested in learning, then contact Bowen Training Australia today by email or phone to secure your spot at the next round of Certificate IV courses, with one of the many nationally accredited instructors. All information pertaining to the full requirements of completing this course can be found at the Bowen Training Australia website - www.bowentraining.com.au. Kinesiology: A Holistic Energetic Healing Modality
Originating in the 1970’s, Kinesiology is a non-invasive technique that combines the holistic health discipline of Traditional Chinese Medicine, with techniques such as Acupressure and many others. Kinesiology is a combination of ancient, eastern science and western muscle monitoring, which balances the body on many levels. Kinesiology works to enhance the body’s innate healing process to restore balance and health to an individual’s neurological and physiological function. With the use of muscle monitoring the practitioner is able to access information about a person’s well-being. Muscle monitoring involves challenging the bio-feedback mechanism present in all muscles to reveal imbalances within the body. The muscle response may show stress within the physical, mental, emotional, energetic or nutritional systems of the body. Any stress present within the system is indicating an imbalance on a deeper level that requires correction. The goal of any Kinesiology ‘balance’ is to identify the bottom-line cause of the imbalance and resolve it. While the cause may be nutritional, emotional, structural, psychological, energetic or even spiritual, it can even be something as simple as an ‘attitude’ or a forgotten memory. Through Kinesiology, profound changes may be experienced to increase a person’s health and well-being to an optimal level. As an additional qualification, Jenny is an Australian Bush Flower Essence (ABFE) practitioner and utilities this as a correction tool in her sessions when required, along with the use of other ‘balancing’ or ‘correcting’ tools, that assist in the Kinesiology session. As a Kinesiologist, there are many tools that practitioners can use when working with clients and these vary from one practitioner to another, depending on their area of specialty. Kinesiology can be effective in assisting such issues as:
• Fatigue
• Stress
• Depression/Anxiety
• Fears/Phobias
• Learning Difficulties
• Hormonal Imbalance
• Asthma and Allergies
• Behavioral Problems
• Relationship Issues
• Physical Pain, and much, much more
It can also help enhance personal development and lifestyle to improve general well-being. Recommendations following a Kinesiology Treatment:
• Drink plenty of water and rest if required.
• Avoid caffeine, sugary foods and alcohol. Things to be aware of following a Kinesiology treatment:
• Emotional releasing — this can be a natural part of the healing
process. Just allow it to flow.
• Physical releasing — this can also be a natural part of the healing
process. Physical discomfort or changes may be felt during and
after a treatment. All responses experienced after a treatment can vary from quite subtle to profound, depending on the person and how their system reacts. These changes are all signs that the body is shifting as a result of the treatment and clearing past issues. Each Kinesiology session is as individual as the person being treated; therefore the responses can be just as varied. Qualifications:
Retired Bowen Training Australia Registered Bowtech Instructor (BTA)
Diploma of Specialised Bowen Therapy (22006VJC)
Certificate in Specialised Bowen Procedures 2
NK Institute Diploma of Kinesiology (HLT51507)
Cert IV Training & Assessment (TAE40110)
Touch for Health Practitioner
Access Consciousness® Bars Practitioner
Australian Bush Flower Essence (ABFE) Practitioner
Memberships:
BAA – Bowen Association of Australia: 9454
BTAA – Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia: 6591
AKA – Australian Kinesiology Association: 9352822
