Beach Side Bowen Therapy

Beach Side Bowen Therapy Release• Reset •Destress
✨ 33 yrs experience
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Rockingham, Joondalup & Neerabup, WA Beach Side Bowen Therapy has received numerous awards.

Most recent in 2021, Winner of RKCC Regional Business 'Judges Commendation" Award . Beach Side Bowen Therapy was a finalist at Rockingham Kwinana Chambers Of Commerce (RKCC), for Solo Business Year Of The Award 2020 & 2021 and finalist for Start Up Business of The Year 2021. Jayne Middleton, owner, is a professional, qualified Remedial Therapist with over 33 years clinical experience for back, neck, body pain, stress and injury management, health and well being. Jayne is a skilled, master in bodywork using Bowen Therapy and has trained in many musculoskeletal techniques, sound & energy healing modalities, which considers the Body, Mind & Spirit. Jayne facilitates Therapeutic Healing Groups and Wellness Coaching.

23/12/2025
23/12/2025

Quantum physics shows luck is not random but follows hidden patterns

In 2025, a startling study in quantum physics revealed that what we call luck may actually follow measurable patterns. Researchers discovered subtle probabilistic behaviours in quantum systems that suggest outcomes often perceived as chance may be influenced by underlying structures. This finding challenges centuries of thinking about randomness and coincidence and has stunned even the most experienced scientists.

Traditionally, luck has been considered entirely unpredictable, something beyond science or control. This research shows that events often deemed “lucky” or “unlucky” may actually follow patterns shaped by complex quantum interactions. While it doesn’t guarantee personal fortune, understanding these patterns could have real-life implications—from optimising decision-making to improving strategies in fields as diverse as finance, medicine, and technology. Imagine knowing that the universe isn’t purely random but that careful observation and timing could tip probabilities in your favour.

Beyond practical applications, this discovery encourages a profound shift in perspective. It suggests that our lives may be influenced by hidden structures, offering a sense of order in what has always seemed chaotic. It also reinforces the beauty and mystery of the quantum world, where even phenomena as familiar as chance have layers of complexity waiting to be uncovered.

This breakthrough reminds us that science continues to reveal astonishing truths about the universe, often in ways that challenge intuition. It invites us to reflect on how much more there is to learn and how even luck itself may be part of the intricate patterns that govern existence. The universe may be far more interconnected and predictable than we ever imagined.

23/12/2025

Why Surgery Changes the Lymphatic System (And Why Your Body Feels Different After)

This is an article many people didn’t know they needed —
until they read it and quietly say, “This explains everything.”

Surgery can be life-saving.
It can be necessary.
It can be the reason you are still here.

But what is rarely explained is how surgery changes the lymphatic system — sometimes permanently — and why the body may never feel the same afterward unless it’s supported correctly.

🌿 Surgery doesn’t only cut skin — it interrupts flow

The lymphatic system is made up of delicate vessels, valves, and nodes that run just beneath the skin and through connective tissue.

During surgery:
• Lymph vessels are cut or cauterised
• Nodes may be disturbed or removed
• Fascia is incised and heals with restriction
• Nerve communication is altered

Unlike blood vessels, lymph vessels are not always repaired or reconnected.

The body adapts — but adaptation is not the same as optimal flow.

🌿 Scar tissue changes drainage pathways

Scar tissue is not just a surface issue.

Internally, scars can:
• Pull on fascia
• Compress lymph vessels
• Create directional blockages
• Force lymph to reroute inefficiently

This is why swelling often appears above, below, or far away from the scar, not only at the surgical site.

The body isn’t confused — it’s compensating.

🌿 Common surgeries that impact lymph flow

Many people are surprised by how common this is:
• C-sections
• Appendectomy
• Gallbladder surgery
• Abdominal or pelvic surgery
• Breast surgery
• Orthopaedic surgery
• Brain or spinal surgery

Even surgeries done years or decades ago can influence today’s lymphatic patterns.

Time does not automatically restore flow.

🌿 “I healed… but I was never the same”

This is one of the most common phrases we hear.

After surgery, people may notice:
• A swollen or heavy abdomen
• An apron belly that won’t shift
• One-sided swelling
• Chronic inflammation
• Fluid retention
• Increased sensitivity to stress

This does not mean the surgery failed.

It means the lymphatic system was never fully supported afterward.

🌿 The nervous system remembers surgery

Surgery is a physical and neurological event.

The nervous system may remain in a protective state long after healing appears complete. When this happens:
• Lymph vessels remain constricted
• Drainage slows
• Inflammation lingers

The body must feel safe again before it will release.

This is why gentle, calming, rhythmical therapies are often far more effective than aggressive approaches post-surgery.

🌿 The good news — flow can be improved

While scars cannot be erased, function can be restored.

Supportive approaches may include:
• Manual lymphatic drainage
• Scar mobilisation
• Fascia-focused work
• Breath-based techniques
• Nervous system regulation
• Gentle, consistent movement

Healing after surgery is not about pushing harder —
it’s about restoring communication and flow.

💚 A message your body wants you to hear

Your body didn’t betray you.
Your body adapted to survive.

And with the right support, it can learn to flow again.

If you’ve ever felt:
“I healed… but something changed”
This article is for you.

Written with care by Bianca Botha, CLT, RLD, MLDT, CDS
Founder of Lymphatica – Lymphatic Therapy & Body Detox Facility

This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your health regimen.

23/12/2025

It starts with Scrabble.

It ends with fascia talk and Bowen moves.

Just Bowen Therapist things! 😁

23/12/2025

If we’re making Christmas wishes… let’s make them gentle ones.

Health, happiness, love — and a little Bowen magic.

23/12/2025

In a season that asks us to do more, remember this:

We can’t heal stress by pushing harder.
Rest is not a reward — it’s a requirement.

Bowen Therapy supports the nervous system to slow down and reset, as best it's able.

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21/12/2025

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Le PSOAS = LE MUSCLE DE L'ÂME

L'importance du psoas pour notre santé, vitalité et bien-être émotionnel.

Le psoas est le muscle le plus profond et le plus stabilisateur du corps humain, qui affecte notre équilibre structurel, notre amplitude de mouvement, notre mobilité articulaire et le fonctionnement des organes de l'abdomen.

C'est le seul muscle qui relie la colonne vertébrale aux jambes, celui qui est responsable de rester debout et celui qui nous permet de lever les jambes pour marcher.

Un psoas sain stabilise la colonne vertébrale et apporte un soutien à travers le tronc, formant également une bonne étagère pour les organes abdominaux.

Certaines études récentes considèrent en outre le psoas comme un organe de perception composé de tissu bio-intelligent qui incarne littéralement notre désir le plus profond de survie et de fleurir.
C'est le messager principal du système nerveux central, donc il est également considéré comme un porte-parole des émotions.
Ceci est dû au fait que le psoas est relié au diaphragme par le tissu conjonctif ou fascia, ce qui le rend affecté à la fois dans la respiration et dans la peur réflexion.

Un mode de vie accéléré et le stress génèrent de l'adrénaline qui tend chroniquement le psoas, le préparant à courir, à passer à l'action ou à rétrécir pour nous protéger.

Si nous maintenons constamment le psoas sous tension à cause du stress, il commence à raccourcir et à durcir.
Cela rendra ainsi plus difficile notre posture et les fonctions des organes qui habitent l'abdomen, entraînant des douleurs dorsales, des sciatiques, des problèmes de disque, une dégénérescence de la hanche, des menstruations douloureuses ou des problèmes digestifs.

D'autre part, un psoas tendu envoie des signaux de tension au système nerveux, interfère avec le mouvement des fluides et affecte la respiration diaphragmatique.

En fait, le psoas est si intimement impliqué dans les réactions physiques et émotionnelles de base que lorsqu'il est stressé de façon chronique, il envoie au corps des signaux de danger continus, ce qui peut avoir un impact sur l'épuisement des glandes surrénales et du système immunitaire.

Cette situation est aggravée par la façon dont nous nous asseyons ou par les positions de nos habitudes quotidiennes, qui réduisent nos mouvements naturels et renforcent encore plus le muscle.

Un psoas libéré permet d'allonger beaucoup plus l'avant des cuisses et permet aux jambes et au bassin de se déplacer plus fluidité et indépendance. Améliore la position de la colonne vertébrale et de l'ensemble du torse, ce qui en résulte pour améliorer les fonctions des organes abdominaux, de la respiration et du cœur.

Lorsque nous cultivons la santé de notre psoas, nos énergies vitales sont ravivées et nous reconnectons à notre potentiel créatif.

Dans certaines philosophies orientales, le psoas est connu sous le nom de « muscle de l'âme », un centre énergétique principal du corps.

Plus le psoas est souple et fort, plus notre énergie vitale pourra circuler à travers les os, les muscles et les articulations.

Le psoas serait comme un organe de canalisation de l'énergie, un noyau qui nous relie à la terre, nous permet de créer un support solide et équilibré depuis le centre de notre bassin.

Ainsi, la colonne vertébrale s'allonge et à travers elle, toute notre vitalité peut couler.

Il repose sur le rein, c'est pourquoi il est important pour la « fuite », liée à la peur, à l'apprentissage.

En étant détendu, tout comme le muscle iliaque qui le poursuit, il permettra de libérer plus facilement toutes les toxines car nos viscères sont aussi appuyées sur elles.



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19/12/2025

Bowen Therapy does not impose change through painful manipulation.

It invites change through its gentle moves that partner with the body’s innate intelligence.

Consider the countless processes your body performs every day without any conscious effort on your part.

This is the body’s innate intelligence, and what we, as Bowen Therapists, aim to work with to restore balance and well-being (to the best of your body's ability).

As a bonus? It's incredibly relaxing!

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15 Kent St, Rockingham And 23 Franklin Lane, Joondalup
Perth, WA
6168

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
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