Why You Should Try Bowen with Amber Korobkina on The Healers Café with Dr. Manon Bolliger, ND

In this episode of The Healers Café, Dr. Manon Bolliger, ND, chats with Amber Korobkina a Bowen Practitioner, who recovered from a serious spinal injury

Highlights from today’s episode include:

Amber Korobkina (16:18):

I’ve been quite frustrated by it because like some of our clients, when they came to us they were dreadfully addicted to painkillers that they knew weren’t good for them, after a few Bowen treatments, we get them off the painkillers. They’re doing great

Amber Korobkina (27:47):

It’s funny you would ask? because I was just talking to my step son about this today, about how I mean obviously yes, the sciatica, it’s amazing to see how frozen shoulder, all of a sudden, when someone can lift their arm that was locked before all of those physical things are really, really cool. But I was talking today about mind, body Bowen and how doing a certain series of moves on the body can actually bring some crazy memories to surface things that people have solved in their brain because they been to therapy. But somehow that trauma is still locked in their body on a physical level somewhere else. And I mean, just the fact that even just giving their body that acknowledgement like, Oh yes, I do remember when I fell off the swing when I was six and my mum called me a cry baby, or, you know, sometimes there’s an emotional thing attached with it.

Amber Korobkina (39:31):

Well, I just, I would like to encourage anyone, you know, if you’ve got an ailment of any type or even if you don’t, you’ve got to try Bowen it’s more impressive if you do have an ailment, because you will feel that the recovery. if you’re looking for some sort of a technique to even just to help your family members, you don’t have to go into business doing this. But anyone with aging parents or little kids that get bumps and scrapes, or, you know, it’s so nice to have a tool you’ve always got your hands with you and that’s really all you need to start the ball rolling on, on the healing. So do it.

About Amber Korobkina

Amber changed careers to become a Bowen practitioner after having recovered from a serious spinal injury. Having completed the Bowtech training from basic level to masters, Amber currently works as an instructor for the Bowen College of Canada, the only school recognized by the Canadian Examining board for Health Practitioners.

Although Amber is also a certified iridologist and has her degree in nutrition, she prefers to stick to the Bowen technique. “I love the simplicity of Bowen,” says Amber, “it’s amazing how little it takes to make such major changes in the body”.

Core purpose / passion:  Helping others, in whatever way I can.

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About Dr. Manon Bolliger, ND:

Dr. Manon is a Naturopathic Doctor, the Founder of Bowen College, an International Speaker with an upcoming TEDx talk in May 2020, and the author of the Amazon best-selling book “What Patient’s Don’t Say if Doctors Don’t Ask.” Watch for her next book, due out in 2020.

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TRANSCRIPT

Dr Manon (00:02):

So welcome to the healers cafe. And today I have with me, a colleague and friend, Amber, Korobkina a Bowen practitioner and her story, I’m going to have her share with you about recovering from a serious spinal injury. So I’ll leave that to Amber, but she has done her Bowtec training from basic level to her masters in Bowen therapy. And she is currently an instructor for Bowen college, which is the organization that I run. And it’s also the only recognized school by the Canadian examining board of healthcare practitioners. Although Amber is also a certified iridologist and has her degree in nutrition, she prefers to stick to the Bowen technique, quote,” I love the simplicity of Bowen.”

Dr Manon (01:09):

She says, it’s amazing how little it takes to make such a major change in the body. So welcome Amber. And I’m really glad that you’re on the show. Thank you. So there’s so many things I would like to cover with you, but I think the first thing is when did you know, and that’s the question I’m asking everybody that you are going to go into healing because I know you have so many other skills as well. How did you know and what made that shift for you?

Amber Korobkina (01:49):

Well, I knew that I wanted to try, I didn’t know that I was going to be successful as a healer just because I had never tried it before, but I knew that I wanted to, when I, myself recovered from my spinal injury, just knowing how, not just recovering from the physical pain, but the emotional turmoil that was going on in my mind when I was not able to do life anymore, I was extremely depressed. And when I got better, the difference in me, I just wanted to help other people feel like that. I didn’t want anyone else to be out there suffering anymore. So that’s what did it for me.

Amber Korobkina (02:35):

And so how long ago was that? I don’t remember 20 years ago now. I can’t believe it’s been that long. So yeah, 20 years ago since I had m …

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