Bowen Therapy Massage: What It Is, Benefits & Techniques

Bowen Therapy is a gentle, hands-on technique that uses small, precise movements over muscles, tendons, and fascia. Unlike deep-tissue massage, Bowen does not involve forceful pressure or manipulation. Instead, it encourages your body’s natural ability to reset, repair, and heal itself.

This method was developed in Australia by Tom Bowen in the 1950s and has since been used worldwide to address a range of musculoskeletal and stress-related conditions.

Neck Pain from Screens: What’s Really Going On

“Tech neck” is a term many of us are familiar with, describing stiffness or discomfort from prolonged screen use. But what’s really happening in your neck?

Not Just Poor Posture

People often assume their neck hurts because their posture is “bad.” The truth is that the neck is designed to bend, twist, and look down. The problem isn’t looking at a screen, it’s staying in one position for too long.

What the crack really means during an adjustment

One of the most common questions people ask after a chiropractic adjustment is: “What was that cracking sound?” For some, it’s satisfying. For others, it’s a little concerning. The truth is, the “crack” you hear is not bones grinding or being forced “back into place.” Instead, it’s a harmless and natural process known as cavitation.

Chiropractor guiding clinical Pilates session at The Wellness Place in Bassendean

Welcoming the New Year: Prioritizing Your Health a Multi-disciplinary Approach

The New Year is here—a fresh opportunity to focus on health, set goals, and build habits that enhance your overall well-being. While resolutions often center on fitness or diet, a holistic approach involving allied health professionals can provide lasting benefits. This multidisciplinary field includes physiotherapists, podiatrists, chiropractors, exercise physiologists, dietitians, psychologists, occupational therapists, and more, all working collaboratively to improve your quality of life.