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Bowen For Your Back

Lorna Mair, Bowen Therapist

23-Nov-16 16:00

Bowen For Your Back

Up to nine out of ten adults will experience back pain at some point in their life, according to multiple published studies. Do you just pop some painkillers and carry on with life? Bowen Therapist Lorna Mair is back to discuss Bowen therapy for your back pain.


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Tags:  Health and Living,  bowen therapy,  complementary therapy,  alternative medicine,  back pain,  sciatica,  massage therapy


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