Bowen in Motion
About
A Whole-Body, Assessment-Led Approach to Pain, Tension & Everyday Life
About Bowen in Motion
Bowen in Motion grew from a very simple wish: to help people feel more at ease in their bodies and more themselves in their everyday lives. When pain or tension starts getting in the way of the things you enjoy, walking, gardening, work, hobbies, or just moving freely, it takes more than just movement from you. It can take confidence too. My hope is to help people find a bit more comfort, breathing space and ease again.
Bowen played a meaningful part in my own recovery, and that experience shaped the heart of this business. I still love seeing the small soft shifts people feel, the moment their shoulders drop, the first deep breath of the day, the tiny spark of relief that says, “Yes… that’s better.”
And honestly, one of the best parts of this work is the people. I love the conversations, the shared stories, the laughter, the sense of community that’s grown including the ever-expanding plant, egg and vegetable exchange that always brightens my week.
At its core, Bowen in Motion exists to support people in feeling grounded, supported and more at home in their bodies.
About Me
My Bowen journey began after a major car accident left me with severe whiplash. A Bowen treatment within hours helped me get back to work far sooner than expected, and it quietly changed the direction of my life. Not in a dramatic “light bulb” moment, more in the gentle, intuitive way that nudges you toward something that feels right.
That intuitive sense has always guided me. Yes, I’m practical and observant, but I also have a spiritual side that keeps me grounded and connected. I use oracle cards when I need clarity, keep crystals around the house and clinic, and trust the quiet instincts that often guide the pace and presence of a session. It’s not about anything mystical, just a way of staying open, centred and human in the work I do.
When Covid paused the world, I stepped into a new chapter and trained as a tutor with the College of Bowen Studies. I no longer teach, but I hold that time fondly, supporting students through nerves, breakthroughs, learning curves and successes was incredibly rewarding.
In 2025, I completed my training in Assessment-Led Bowen Technique (ALBT), a more structured way of identifying what’s actually driving someone’s pain or restricted movement. It felt like the missing piece of the puzzle. The Bowen moves themselves haven’t changed, but the way I understand patterns, compensations and the “why” behind someone’s discomfort has. It’s made my sessions more accurate, more responsive and even more tailored to your body on the day.
Life has offered its own lessons too. A recent health scare deepened my respect for the body’s resilience and reminded me how much support, physical, emotional, spiritual matters. And losing our beloved border collie, Denver in July 2025 was a heartbreak. He greeted clients with a waggy tail and a very cheeky personality. He’s missed every single day. We may welcome another dog in the spring, depending on how life unfolds.
Alongside Bowen in Motion, I also run Bowen for Paws, supporting dogs with tension, stiffness and mobility needs. Working with animals brings a different kind of quiet magic, and I adore it.
Outside the clinic, you’ll find me in my greenhouse chatting to seedlings, wandering the local fields and woodlands, cooking, reading, or escaping to Suffolk when I can. Nature is a huge part of how I stay grounded and yes, I love to pull an oracle card before heading into the day or with the Moon cycles.
Through all the twists and turns, one thing has stayed constant: a deep love for helping people (and their dogs) move with more ease and feel more at home in their own bodies.
It’s the heart of my work, the anchor in my life, and the reason Bowen in Motion exists.
