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We help professional caregivers enhance their patients' body capacity to heal, bring their treatments to higher level with better results at lower costs. 1) Bowen Therapy (International School of Bowen Therapy, ISBT) - Australia Bowen Therapy (ISBT) is a unique myofascial manual therapy, it involves a series of specific gentle moves over muscles, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissue fibres. This serves to improve the flow of body fluid and nerve signals, also initiating relaxation of the muscles and reduction of nerve pressure. It is applied in a way to have a specific and positive impact on the body’s connective tissue network, the fascia, to promote overall body balance and assist injury recovery and maintain general health. It is safe and effective and can be used on anyone, including those suffering extreme trauma, the frail and the elderly, pregnant women and newborn babies. Bowen Therapy (ISBT) is now being recognised throughout Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Asia and South America. ISBT-Bowen Therapy is also approved for the public hospital system in Hong Kong and was recently included in the myofascial component of the Masters of Physiotherapy course at the historic Aveiro University, Portugal. For more about International School of Bowen Therapy, please visit the following websites: http://www.Bowen-Therapy.com http://www.Bowen-Therapy.hk 2) Dorn Method Dorn Method is a holistic methodology to prevent vertebral subluxation, treat spinal and joint misalignment, and maintain optimal health and wellness. It promotes the natural self-regulation of spinal vertebrae and joints by combining movements of the client with gentle touch of the practitioner. This way the client gets a better awareness of his/her body and learns techniques to self-manage pain and/or irritations. Dorn Method is non-invasive, safe and effective, it is also a true self-help method, with simple and safe techniques to self-adjust the spinal and joint misalignment effectively with comfort and no pain. For more about Dorn Method, please visit the following websites http://www.Dorn-Method.com http://www.Dorn-Method.hk http://www.dorn-bewegung.org/

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