Neurostructural Integration Technique
or Advanced Bowen Therapy
The Neurostructural Integration Technique (NST) is the world's leading technique in structural and spinal therapy for lasting pain removal and rejuvenation!
NST is a remarkably effective professional bodywork technique, that when applied, initiates a process of natural auto-regulation to occur in the spinal column and consequently throughout the whole body.
The resultant effect of this is a rapid elimination or reduction of symptoms, followed by an increase in energy and an unmistakable sense of well-being.
Typically the response to NST is most often profoundly effective, and more than often than not, miraculous.
As NST simply creates a context for the natural process of auto-regulation to occur, it can be therefore safely applied to an extensive range of conditions, for children, the elderly and every age group in between.
An NST session may last anywhere from 5 minutes to 45 minutes, depending on the individual and their presenting symptoms. Characteristically, skillful soft tissue manipulation is applied to the lower and upper back, abdomen, neck, arms and legs.
While substantial relief is frequently experienced after the first session, long term resolution is generally attained after the second or third session. Certain chronic or degenerative conditions may benefit from further or ongoing attention. It is typical for the individual receiving NST to at times experience corrective responses as the body returns to a state of balance. These may include shifting body sensations, toxic and/or emotional releases, all of which should be considered very therapeutically valuable.
Conditons which respond well to NST
- spinal conditions
- cranial conditions
- headaches including migraines
- neck conditions including whiplash
- back conditions including pelvic, lumbar and thoracic
- shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand conditions
- leg, knee, ankle and foot conditions
- digestive and intestinal conditions
- asthma and other respiratory conditions
- arthritis and joint conditions
- menstrual, fertility and menopausal conditions
- accident injuries
- sporting injuries
- acute and chronic fatigue including fibromyalgia
- stress conditions and emotional depression
