What to look for

These are some of the marks of a good Bowtech practitioner:

• Maintains an office/clinic that is calm and conducive to healing
  
  
• Asks you for some background to your complaints
  
  
• Explains what s/he's going to do before the session begins
  
  
• Makes sure that you are comfortable lying on the table/bed or sitting in a chair
  
  
• Uses only pressure that is comfortable to you; if you ask him/ her to lighten up, heeds your request
  
  
• Leaves you to rest between sets of moves so that your nervous system can begin its work without interruption
  
  
• Does not overload your system with too many procedures in one session
  
  
• Helps you to get up off the table/bed or out of the chair
  
  
• Explains what to do and not do between sessions, and answers your questions
  
  
• Encourages you to phone between sessions if anything unusual happens
  
  
• At the next session after showing you any exercises to do at home between sessions, reviews them to make sure you're doing them correctly