04/06/2026
I’ve felt a growing pull toward early‑intervention work, especially after learning how adaptable the brain is in early childhood. In a neuroplasticity course, we learned that the brain has certain developmental windows — and after those points, it becomes much harder to change patterns or build new pathways. Realizing that made me want to support kids while their nervous systems are still so open to change, especially those who might benefit from Bowen therapy in their early years.
Bowen therapy is non‑forceful and works directly with the nervous system. It often supports kids who experience sensory overload, tension patterns, difficulty relaxing, or challenges with regulation. Even small shifts in nervous‑system ease can support their development in meaningful ways.
If you know of any early‑intervention programs, centers, or professionals who welcome volunteers, I’d be grateful for a connection.