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Dr. Mitchell the Bowen Foot Doctor

It was heartbreaking to learn that he passed away on November 26th due to a septic bladder infection. I spoke with his son, daughter, and granddaughter, who gave me permission to share this message. The Bowen Federation of Australia also asked me to post a blog on my website about Bowen's role in helping stroke victims. I requested to include a memorial for Dr. Mosher as well.

I will share the link to their news article below.

I first met Dr. Mosher in 2012 when I discovered Bowen therapy and its benefits for one of my clients. Eager to achieve similar results, I decided to learn from him.

I studied under him for three years before realizing the importance of teaching this to every massage therapist I know. With his approval, we developed a class for continuing education. In 2015, I received approval from the NCBTMB to offer Bowsage Therapy, a 30-minute routine that can be performed alone or incorporated into any massage.

Since then, I have taught thousands of students and will continue to do so with my team of instructors.

Dr. Mosher was passionate about sharing his discoveries, and I am committed to continuing his legacy and spreading this knowledge in the world of healing.

Thank you, Dr. Mitchell, for the countless hours we spent discussing Bowen therapy and for your many visits over the years to engage with my students.

I promise to carry on your work and keep your legacy alive.

With a grateful heart, Michelle Lally






 
 
 

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