Judi Gaal

About

Judi is a Bowen therapist with more than 25 years experience. She describes Bowen as a truly gratifying, hands-on technique covering and repairing a broad range of ailments and conditions. Common issues in her clients include lower back pain, frozen shoulders, arthritis, menstrual problems, knee and muscular pain. Judi says her clients are often surprised by the lightness and gentleness of the Bowen method, and its long-lasting effects. She believes the body is trying to heal itself 24/7,... Judi is a Bowen therapist with more than 25 years experience. She describes Bowen as a truly gratifying, hands-on technique covering and repairing a broad range of ailments and conditions. Common issues in her clients include lower back pain, frozen shoulders, arthritis, menstrual problems, knee and muscular pain. Judi says her clients are often surprised by the lightness and gentleness of the Bowen method, and its long-lasting effects. She believes the body is trying to heal itself 24/7, which is why our bodies all have this amazing sense of touch and sensation. Judi says that as we all get busier, our bodies are trying to cope all the time, working to reset and heal; and that Bowen especially aids in this healing process. Because the body takes a lot of energy to heal, some clients may feel “knocked around” after a Bowen treatment however the results are always positive, according to Judi. She loves seeing people getting back to their full capacity, being able to move forward to exercise again, and witnessing a change of mind set which brings back quality of life. Judi first discovered Bowen when her then partner was treated for a frozen shoulder. She was blown away by the difference in his movement after just two sessions and immediately decided to pursue studies in the practice. She also studied anatomy and physiology. Read more

Languages

English

Therapies

Education and training

Bowen Therapeutic Technique Certification (The Bowen Therapy Academy of Australia, 2004) Bachelor of Applied Science (University of Wollongong, 1989)