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Lesley Harvey - [Belfast] Basic information about treatments ofered and links.
Angus Macdonald - [Blairgowrie, Scotland] Practitioner gives information about the treatment, its developer, and conditions it can help. Also offers a foundation course.
Time To Treat - A group of therapists aiming to promote their technique on the internet including case studies.
David Murphy - [Lanarkshire] Contact information for a practitioner.
Neelam Thapen - [South London] Information about the technique and how to book lessons.
Sheila Bryant - [Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire] Therapist describes the technique she uses to help with horses and riders in particular.
Doron - [North London] Therapist outlines his practice including a few brief case examples.
Linda Harrington - [Hitchin, Hertfordshire] Practitioner describes her treatments using the Bowen technique, equine muscle release therapy, and flower remedies with photos.
Kim - [March, Cambridgeshire] Practitioner gives a brief hisrtory and explanation of the therapy.
Lindsey Russell - [Larkhall, Lanarkshire] Therapist gives an introduction to the technique, list of conditions she treats and a brief bio.
Isobel Knight - [Cambridge] Details of her practice and a description of her treatments and explanation of the therapy.
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