Since learning The Bowen Technique in 1988, he has spent most of his adult life attempting to understand and explain Bowen, pain, fascia and the mechanisms of how other bodywork approaches translate into the effects we see in clinical settings. The author of two hugely successful books on Bowen, he has also written and blogged extensively on his subjects of Bowen, fascia and human anatomy.

As well as running Europe’s oldest and most respected Bowen Training College, Julian has been running human dissection courses for manual and movement therapists since 2007, attempting to redefine anatomical understanding in a way that is more relevant to the field.

Straddling the world of anatomical sciences and manual therapies, Julian therefore has a unique insight into the workings of the human that is difficult and presents his ideas in a way that is innovative and lively.

Unafraid of controversy or challenging established thinking in both the field of anatomy and therapy, Julian brings his own brand of humour and way of looking at the world into everything he does, whilst at the same time drawing strongly on scientific and evidence based thinking.

A hugely popular and sought after speaker, Julian Baker is an important voice in the world of therapy, health care and anatomy.

Colin’s patience and unique ability to understand the needs of those around him, make Colin a rare find in the world of teachers, therapists and human beings.

His steady and thorough approach to his successful Bowen clinic, running since 2010, his teaching style and his unswerving dedication to his clients and students, sees Colin receiving the kind of glowing accolades and feedback usually only handed out at funerals!

His commitment to seeking answers for people’s problems drives him to extensive study and has seen him travel all over the world to continue his education in the field of Bowen, anatomy and other areas of bodywork. His dissection classes with Julian Baker have deepened his already profound understanding of the human body even more and his continued search for knowledge and answers underpin his commitment to his practice and teaching.

Colin’s steady, reliable and approachable teaching style, combined with a fierce self deprecating wit and a sharp mind attract students from a wide range of backgrounds and his ability to relate to everyone makes Colin a uniquely talented and informative teacher and communicator.

Colin’s passion to bring Bowen to the masses and his determination and excitement about Bowen and its potential are remarkable: his ability to translate this in to clear and concise teaching, make Colin’s classes important events and powerful occasions.

With the business experience she had gained, and whilst raising a family, Jo successfully built up her present practice in Suffolk which incorporates a busy Bowen children’s clinic. Jo has significant experience in working with babies and children, and was the BTPA Children’s Clinics Coordinator for several years.

In 2013 Jo was approached by Howard Plummer to continue with the development and training of his popular Fascia Bowen Workshops, in order to facilitate his retirement from this area. Since then she has updated Howard’s body of work and has been teaching this with a “contagious enthusiasm” as she firmly believes that Fascia Bowen is something every therapist needs to have in their toolbox – an opinion backed up by those who have attended her workshop.

Jo has embarked on her career at CBS with this same level of passion and endeavours to tailor her teaching to maximise the learning potential of everyone in her class. She is a very bubbly, approachable therapist and tutor, creating a friendly and relaxed environment within which to learn this remarkable technique.

On returning to the UK, she joined the ambulance service for a couple of years before moving to the Southwest where she has set up her own business. Kate discovered Bowen and decided to give it a go after a family member experienced amazing results after treatment. Bowen has led to an incredible job that gives her a lot of satisfaction, keeps her motivated and engaged; and is proving to be a fun learning curve. Kate is relatively new to Bowen and is fascinated and dedicated to learning and practicing as much Bowen “mendology” as she can! At the same time she is helping bring ‘Foundation Training’ over from California to help herself and her clients move better in this day and age of too much sitting staring at technology.