Mar 9, 2020
A new report explaining the myths about pain and healing has been launched. The report is ideal for anybody experiencing chronic pain that wants a quick and effective long term solution.
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Vancouver, Canada - March 8, 2020 /NewsNetwork/ —
A new report has been launched focusing on the most efficient and long term solutions to pain such as neck pain and joint pain. The report goes into detail on various myths about healing and what some of the best methods and treatments are to help readers overcome chronic pain that is caused by the likes of working at a desk, or even working in construction and other labour intensive jobs.
More information can be found at: https://bowencollege.com/no-pain-no-gain-debunking-3-myths-about-healing/?v=79cba1185463
Readers will discover that Bowen College is a top quality international school for practitioners, with the goal of transforming how health is perceived by the general public.
Bowen College not only trains practitioners, but also acts as a leading resource for information on holistic, natural pain management for patients and families, helping these patients become happier, pain free and empowered on the journey to wellness.
Bowen College also offers body-mind integrated therapy for use in healing and pain management. This type of training is only available at Bowen College, due to the fact that they are the only training school for Bowen Therapy in the whole of North America, with independent accreditation from the Canadian Examining Board of Healthcare Practitioners and Bowen Therapists Professional Association.
The report explains how there are various myths about pain and healing. For example, one myth about healing is that it is a difficult and painful process to undergo.
With Bowen therapy, the soft connective tissue of the body is gently targeted and stimulated, using the body’s own healing mechanisms. Another myth is that several therapy sessions are needed to heal, but the nervous system works incredibly quickly, and after just 3 to 5 sessions, most patients remain pain-free forever more.
The final large myth about healing is that it is only the area feeling the pain that is affected, when in reality, the whole body is affected and must be relieved.
Full details can be found on the URL above.
Contact Info:
Name: Manon Bolliger
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Organization: Bowen College
Address: 101-1001 West Broadway Ave Unit #689, Vancouver, — BC V6H 4E4, Canada
Phone: +1-866-362-6936
Website: http://www.bowencollege.com
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 88949170
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