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This level of training is for the
practitioner who intends to practice Bowenwork® professionally.
This standard is uniform throughout the world.
When the public sees
"professional" next to a
Bowenwork practitioner's name, they are assured of
a certain level of mastery. While students may practice
without accreditation, we encourage all professionals to complete
the program through Module 7. To become a Professional
Bowenwork
practitioner,
he or she must:
Complete the
first six Bowenwork
modules, which includes submission of 10 case studies.
Successfully pass Module 7.
Document 100 hours of Anatomy
and Physiology.
Obtain current CPR certification.
Demonstrate a minimum of 20 hours
of business education or evidence of having conducted a private practice.
The student must send documentation to
the Bowenwork Academy USA admin office showing they have completed all requirements.
All documentation is kept in the Bowenwork Academy USA administration offices in
Prescott, Arizona.
Note: Only
active (fee and C.E. are current) professional Bowenwork
practitioners are listed for referrals on the Bowtech®
and Bowenwork
websites
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