FAQ's

How often should I get Bowen therapy?

The frequency depends on your specific needs and how your body responds to treatment. However, general guidelines are:

• Initial phase: 1 session per week for 2–3 weeks to address acute issues. This is to ensure that you get the best results from the treatments.
  If required:
• Ongoing care: Every 2–4 weeks if improvement is noticed.
• Maintenance: Monthly or as needed can help manage stress, prevent recurrence, or support overall wellness.

Your therapist may adjust the schedule based on your progress and feedback.

Is Bowen therapy good for babies and children?

Yes, Bowen therapy is generally considered safe and beneficial for babies and children. Because the technique uses very gentle, non-ivasice movements.

For babies it can help with:

• Colic, reflux, and digestive issues
• Sleep disturbances
• Feeding and latching difficulties
• Irritability and restlessness

For children it may assist with:

• Growing pains
• Ear infections
• Respiratry issues (like asthma)
• Behavioural or emotional stress 
• Postural imbalances

Sessions for children are shorter, and only a few sublet moves may be needed.

Is the treatment covered by health insurance?

Unfortunately due to Australian government reform, from 1st April 2019 certain natural therapies (including Bowen therapy) can no longer be claimed on private health insurance. However we keep the prices affordable, and discounts are offered on maintenance packages.