Why Choose Us

At the Bowen Method Center, Bowen therapy isn't simply one service among many. It is the foundation of what we do.

Our practice is rooted in the original principles of the Bowen Method and strengthened by decades of hands-on experience. We use gentle, precise moves with intention, allowing the body time to respond rather than relying on forceful manipulation or continuous treatment.

This focused approach allows us to tailor each session to the individual rather than following a one-size-fits-all routine. Every body presents differently, and we believe Bowen works best when the practitioner listens, observes, and responds accordingly.

The Bowen Method Center has a long history of providing dedicated Bowen bodywork to our community. Long before Jessica became the owner, the center was built around a commitment to the Bowen Method and the belief that gentle, precise work can create meaningful change in the body.

Jessica began her Bowen training in 2015 under Christine Jones, founder of the Bowen Method Center. Through hands-on training and mentorship, she learned not only the technique, but the thoughtful and individualized approach to care that became the foundation of the center.

In 2017, Jessica became the owner of the Bowen Method Center, continuing a practice that clients had already trusted for many years. Since then, the center has provided thousands of Bowen sessions to people of all ages with a wide range of needs.

Today, we continue to build on that foundation while allowing our work to evolve through experience, ongoing education, and a deeper understanding of how the body responds. The result is Bowen care that respects where we came from while remaining focused on the individual in front of us.

Tom Bowen was a gentle, generous and compassionate man who freely gave his time and talents to help others. He was known for helping anyone in need and often provided care at no charge to those experiencing financial hardship.

Tom had a remarkable ability to observe the body and recognize patterns of tension and imbalance. He continually studied medical and osteopathic texts while developing and refining the gentle, precise approach to bodywork that would eventually become known as the Bowen Method.

His dedication to helping others extended throughout his community. Tom devoted a significant amount of time to working with children with disabilities and their families. He also spent Saturday evenings working with athletes from local football clubs, often continuing for hours as he helped players with their injuries.

Tom also operated a free clinic one Saturday morning each month, where he would treat up to twenty children and adults. He considered his work with children with disabilities especially rewarding. As his health declined, Tom asked Dr. Kevin Ryan to continue the clinic, and Dr. Ryan reportedly kept it open for twelve years following Tom Bowen’s death.

Tom taught his work in an apprentice style and shared his methods directly with only a small number of practitioners. Six men are generally recognized as having studied his approach closely, four of whom were chiropractors. Dr. Ryan was Tom’s final student before his death.

Tom Bowen’s extraordinary dedication to understanding the body and helping others became the foundation of the work that continues today. At the Bowen Method Center, we are proud to honor his legacy and preserve the thoughtful, individualized spirit at the heart of the Bowen Method.

Whether you are new to Bowen bodywork or have experienced it before, our goal is to provide thoughtful, individualized care in a calm and welcoming environment.

If you’re wondering whether Bowen may be a good fit for you, we’re happy to answer your questions. Use the contact form below or give us a call to learn more about getting started.