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Presented by Jonathan Damonte RSHom (NA), CCH, CBT & HOW TO CHEAT TIME WITH BOWEN THERAPY www.bowen-online.com

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Presented byJonathan Damonte RSHom (NA), CCH, CBT

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HOW TO CHEAT TIME WITH BOWEN THERAPY

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How to Cheat Time with Bowen Therapy

• Fast  recovery  is  the  main  idea  for  this  webinar.    

• Why  some  do  get  better  quickly  and  others  take  longer.    

• We’ll  cover  some  options  to  speed  the  process  up.

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Most Treatment Plans

• Consist  of  a  minimalist  approach.    

• Pauses  are  mandatory.

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BRM 1 BRM 2

Scenarios

• Acute  Low  back  herniation  Recent  Tendon  or  Ligament  Strain  Injury  

• Chronic  Arthritis  Fibromyalgia  Chronic  Back  Pain  Migraines

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Back Strain leading to Sciatica

A  common  protocol  I  use:  BRM  1,  2    Coccyx  if  there  is  one-­‐sided  spasm  of  the  lumbar  muscles  Pelvic  and  Sacrum  if  there  is  misalignment  of  the  Sacrum.  If  the  pains  are  extreme  and  the  client  improves  for  only  a  short  time  I  will  have  them  return  even  as  soon  as  the  next  day.    Note:  The  leg  &  hip  Qlex  of  coccyx  and  pelvic  procedures  can  strain  the  back  so  I  leave  them  optional.

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Pelvic Sacrum

Scenarios

• Chief  Complaints  In  a  situation  where  the  complaints  are  multifactorial.  Such  as:  Diabetic  Neuropathy.  Migraine.  Post  surgical  nerve  damage.  Degenerative  hip  disease  where  other  joints  are  affected.  

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Scenarios

• Chief  Complaints  Clients  come  for  remedial  treatment  for  a  chronic  conditions.  Such  as  Rheumatoid.  Arthritis.  Osteoarthritis.  Fibromyalgia.  Where  multiple  areas  of  concern  are  common.

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Shortcuts

The  above  examples  demonstrate  a  couple  of  ways  we  can  save  time.  Both,  in  managing  the  client  and  during  treatment  sessions.  There’s  a  simple  logic  to  the  ideas  used.  The  symptoms  and  the  patients  response  dictate  the  pace  and  amount  of  treatment  you  can  use.

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Risk to Shortcuts

We  always  need  to  take  great  care  to  not  overwork  the  patient.  We  only  want  to  generate  the  right  level  of  momentum  of  healing.  Generally  the  clients  that  respond  well  to  these  types  of  shortcuts  fall  into  2  types:  

1. Acute  and  aren’t  likely  to  aggravate  more.  There’s  a  Qine  balance  to  knowing  when  too  much  has  been  done.  I  use  temperature  to  guide  me.  

2. Chronic  patients  that  come  for  remedial  treatment.  They  are  aware  there’s  a  mild  aggravation  and  period  of  processing  the  treatment  over  the  days  that  follow  it  but  for  them  it  is  worth  having  all  their  needs  met  in  a  time  efQicient  manner. www.bowen-online.com

Time Waits for Everyone

Time  is  a  very  important  element  to  consider  with  Bowen  Therapy  and  we  must  measure  the  effects  of  every  procedure  both  during  and  following  each  step  and  each  complete  treatment.    

We  allow  time  in  the  following  ways:    

1. Pauses  can  be  much  longer  for  the  major  areas  of  concern.

2. Time  for  the  patient  to  respond  following  treatments.

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Time Saving Procedures

BRM’s  Between  BRM  1  &  2  

1. Skip  pause  after  Move  10  and  go  directly  to  BRM  2  

Additional  Procedures  we  can  use  between  BRM  1  &  2  

2. Sacrum  Release  3. Straight  up  the  Leg  4. Hamstring  Light  5. Coccyx  Oblique

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Sacral Release

Coccyx Oblique

Hamstring Light

Straight Up The Leg

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Time Saving Procedures

TMJ  &  Sinus  When  treating  Allergies,  Sinusitis  we  always  utilize  the  TMJ  procedure.  When  there  is  some  inQlammation  or  congestion  in  the  frontal  sinuses  I  add  the  Sinus  procedure  immediately  after  the  TMJ.    

If  the  emphasis  of  the  problem  is  in  the  TMJ  then  I  wait  to  see  a  change  there  before  considering  the  Sinus  procedure.

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Time Saving Procedures

Shoulder  and  Biceps  I  have  often  chosen  to  perform  the  shoulder  procedure  on  the  Qirst  visit  and  I  base  that  decision  on  a  measure  of  both  the  acuity  of  the  situation  and  the  vitality  of  the  patient.  

One  of  the  most  common  situations  in  treating  shoulder  problems  is  one  where  we  might  miss  the  tendon  that  is  actually  most  needing  attention.  

I  will  often  use  the  Biceps  Procedure  immediately  following  after  the  Shoulder  Procedure  I  also  perform  Move  1  of  the  Elbow  Procedure  to  address  the  Mid-­‐deltoid  tendon.  

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Condi&on  Specific  Clinical  Thoughts  That  Save  Time  

1.   Sciatica  2.   Lumbar  Disc  Hernia  3.   Migraines  4.   Frozen  Shoulder  5.   Allergies  &  Sinusitis  6.   Bunions  7.   Plantar  Fasciitis  8.   Achilles  Rupture