Lynn Bowman
MT

The central theme I bring to my work is the concept of CranioSacral therapy as a sanctuary; a place and a space. A place and a space of acceptance to unwind, to discover, to heal. This subtle but powerful therapy can calm your central nervous system, allow you to learn about yourself and the wonderful and amazing body you inhabit, find the resources within to promote health and well-being. It is my goal, my purpose, to help you in this endeavor.

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After 20 years of work in education as administrative support, Lynn moved into an encore career in bodywork beginning in 2006. She completed an associates degree in massage therapy and continues to work in both CranioSacral therapy and massage therapy. She is continuing advanced levels of training in CranioSacral Therapy through the Upledger Institute and is also a teaching assistant for Upledger Institute CranioSacral I courses.

As she made the transition into her new area of work, a friend and former co-worker said, “Lynn is the epitome of being true. Her integrity is only surpassed by her genuine nature. There is something about her self-knowledge and self-assuredness that one finds comforting – and that enables others to be themselves….We know that Lynn will only make this world a better place….by helping one person at a time heal and grow, as she has done for all of us that she leaves behind.”  -Sharon Miller, Vice Chancellor External Affairs, Oakland Community College

Services

• CranioSacral Therapy - gentle techniques to normalize the craniosacral system and allow the body to self-correct. By unraveling pain and dysfunction at the source, it will naturally help eliminate stress, strengthen resistance to disease, and enhance health in every dimension.

• Massage Therapy – an integrative approach that includes elements of various modalities, customizing sessions to meet goals and needs. Ranging from relaxation massage to rehabilitation massage; using a foundation of Swedish massage and incorporating techniques from CranioSacral therapy and other techniques such as myofascial release, trigger point therapy, or neuromuscular therapy as needed.

Professional Associations / Memberships/ Credentials

International Association of Healthcare Practitioners
Associated Bodywork & Massage Professionals
Associate in Applied Science-Massage Therapy Oakland Community College