The Development of EMMETT Technique and Bowen Technique with Ross Emmett

Welcome to the next of my interviews looking at leading voices in the world of Bowen Technique. I am really excited to share this next instalment, where we interview Ross Emmett, who many of you will know as the founder of EMMETT Technique, a worldwide technique for helping with pain and movement issues. Ross has also been involved in the development of Bowen Technique and taught for 8 years from 1988 and shared the evolving forms of his technique, which began before he knew any body therapy, with many of the early pioneers of Bowen, some of whom considered Ross's work "The missing link" in Bowen. Ross talks about his work with animals and how that was the initial place his work began and how that still forms an important part of his work today. We also talk about how your clothes and objects you wear (such as watches) can significantly unbalance the body. This was a really interesting interview to conduct and I am really grateful to Ross for being so open about his history. There is certainly much to learn from his work and we hope you will enjoy this as much as I did. If you'd like to learn more about Ross and the work of EMMETT Technique, you can check out their links here: If you would like to learn more about the work of the BTPA, your local practitioner, where to train in the UK and much more, than check out our website and socials at: Become a supporter of this podcast: .

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The Development of EMMETT Technique and Bowen Technique with Ross Emmett is an episode from Integral Health with Ben Calder by Ben Calder.

This episode is 62:50 long.

This episode was published on Nov 15, 2024.

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