Typically during a Bowen Therapy session there are a number of short (two minute) pauses, where the therapist will leave the room.
These pauses are to allow the body to assimilate the energy flows that have been initiated and stimulated by the just completed "moves". It is important not to overload the body's senses with too much noise. The pauses serve to allow the body to assimilate and settle before subsequent moves are applied.
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