For most travelers, the wear and tear of perpetual motion, coupled with the excitement (and tension) of discovery, sooner or later manifests as tight shoulders, grumpy backs, or even nervous breakdown. But what if there was a subtle, unspectacular means to calibrate—not only the body, but the nervous system? Something gentle, effective, and surprisingly mobile? That’s where Bowen therapy enters the scene.
Travel is pure magic. Unfamiliar places, strange languages, and the excitement of getting a little lost in a foreign city. Wonderlust isn’t free, though, as anyone who has ever lived in a suitcase will tell you. The …