Chris Reed chats with Barbara Beacham on his BowenBuzz podcast in Ep 38: Research is not a scary word! BowenBuzz features talks with people doing interesting things in the world of Bowen Therapy. In the latest episode, ‘Research is not … Read more
The BTFA was recently made aware of an accurate, well-constructed and comprehensive article in Healthline.com that has been updated to include the latest research on Bowen Therapy. Great news for research capacity building! Healthline is a US-based online health information … Read more
Why bother with outcome measures? When attempting to persuade governments, practitioners from other modalities, and other health system stakeholders of the value and efficacy of our services, it is imperative that we use forms of measurement that have been validated … Read more
Listed below are links to relevant journals of relevance to remedial therapy practitioners. The International Journal of Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (IJTMB) https://ijtmb.org/index.php/ijtmb The IJTMB is an open access, peer-reviewed publication intended to accommodate the diverse needs of the rapidly-expanding … Read more
Australian Research Consortium in Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM), University of Technology, Sydney The BTFA has partnered with Academic Leaders at The Australian Research Consortium in Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM) around building leadership and research capacity since 2019. ARCCIM … Read more
BTFA Webinars The BTFA is gathering a library of useful resources including webinars and courses for Bowen therapists. Webinar 1 with Professor Jon Adams (ARCCIM:UTS) The BTFA-UTS research partnership (FREE, 1 hour) https://youtu.be/fbK12baLTjU Webinar 2 … Read more
Practitioner Research Special Interest Groups (PRSIGs) provide opportunities for individuals and teams to connect with others in their area of research interest. The aim of PRSIGs is to build individual and team skills and knowledge in research related activity to … Read more
The research and evidence base for Bowen Therapy is slim, particularly in terms of rigorous studies demonstrating its safety and efficacy. A contributing factor is the profession’s relatively limited knowledge of, and engagement with, scientifically robust research. The BTFA has … Read more
An article co-authored by UTS Research Fellows Barbara Beacham and Eleanor Oyston, together with ARCCIM:UTS Distinguished Professor Jon Adams and Dr Amie Steel, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Bodywork & Movement Therapies. The paper is titled … Read more
Hong Kong neck pain study involving ISBT-Bowen Therapy yields positive results We recently had some great news for research and the efficacy of Bowen when a long-awaited neck pain study, delayed due to COVID, was finally published. The study examined … Read more