15/01/2026
Low back pain is one of the most common reasons people seek hands-on therapy - and one of the most complex to work with long term.
Research like this raises an interesting question for practitioners and students alike: what happens when change comes from precision and timing, rather than pressure?
Bowen Therapy works with the nervous system and fascia in a way that often surprises people - not because it’s forceful, but because it’s specific.
For those already working with bodies, or those considering learning Bowen, this invites a wider conversation about how we understand pain, movement, and regulation.
💬 What have you noticed in your own practice (or experience) when less input leads to more change?